BEAUTIFUL TORNADOES - May 4, 2022 Texas Outbreak

Multiple beautiful, extremely photogenic tornadoes documented crazy close on May 4th, 2022 in North Texas. For almost 4 hours and a lone supercell spawned tornadoes and dazzled chasers from Southwest of Paducah to Crowell to near Vernon TX along a snaky 81 mile track.

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The horrible road network over big country didn’t prevent chasers from capturing beautiful images as the low precipitation, high based storm offered spectacular views from even miles away. But later that evening as the storm tapped into an even more volatile atmosphere downstream,
chasing conditions abruptly became extremely dangerous as tornadoes swallowed wind turbines. The town of Lockett along with several chasers were impacted by a large rain wrapped EF3 tornado. This is my account of this incredible storm.

Watching this video, you might be amazed at the wind turbine’s strength and durability while taking direct hits from an EF1 tornado. If you look closely you can even see the blades bending and flexing in the strong winds. Also to prevent damage, wind turbines automatically cut-off when wind speeds exceed 55 or 65 mph depending on the unit.

[xvrvlzqz]

Pecos Hank never disappoints with quality content

[Aesthics]

Fantastic stuff as always! That footage with the wind turbines was phenomenal

[benbovard]

Bro he's so close to a million. If anyone deserves it it's this guy.

[FNMich]

The thing I love about Pecos Hank’s videos is his story telling. It’s never just another tornado video.

[JT-krdg]

Storm chaser, narrator, video editor, animal savior, musician, cool like an old western movie hero. Having lived through hurricanes and tornadoes your videos and commentary aren't just entertaining it's an experience. Appreciate all your hard work Hank.

[Dieselmachine]

The only bad thing about watching a Pecos Hank video, is when it comes to an end. You make the best videos hands down. Your editing skills and adding your own personal music just makes it so damn smooth. You sir are a gift to this world. I love the educational stuff you do as well. Thank you Hank. Stay safe out there, chasing the storms of a lifetime.

[secularsam]

Hank your ability to confidently discern which tornadoes are safe to be within 100 yards of and which to stay 2 miles away from never ceases to amaze me. I've lived in Texas most my life and if I was that close to one in person I'd lose my marbles. Keep up the phenomenal work we all truly appreciate it.

[STEEPPOW]

Hank, many times throughout the year, even when it’s not tornado season, I’ll go back to these videos to attain wonder and peace. Blessings to you and yours always.

[frazermartin]

I love this guy for his laid back, but very professional approach to his chosen vocation. I love his empathy with the local wild life and his concerns for the impact of these storms on not just the local population, but also the local infrastructure and I would have loved to have been on a storm chase with him. Unfortunately I’m a bit creaky for that now but I still have the love of observing wild weather, having spent most of my working life in the Merchant Navy I have experienced much of what is on offer out there, from China Sea Typhoons, Caribbean Hurricanes, Winter round Cape Horn, any old time round Cape of Good Hope, North Pacific Winter and not forgetting the close to home North Sea in Winter. However Tornadoes are so dynamic and dramatic they are visually and viscerally something else entirely.
More power to your elbow Hank. Keep on tracking and following your life philosophy.

[dekirus_]

you will never disappoint me with your content, as an autistic person with tornadoes (well, meteorology in general) as my special interest, your videos bring me so much joy. i always get so excited when i get a notification from you. thank you so much!!!

[krishiatt]

This man's cinematography & editing skills are second to NONE! Happy trails and safe travels brother.

[ultimateminecraftgaming]

Everyone’s day gets even better when Hank posts.

[rt]

you know you're gonna see some of the best tornado footage when hank uploads. Happy to see you back hank!

[andreaberryman]

Whenever I'm stressed, I know I can decompress with friendly, fantastic and humorous Hank. The only stable and reliable programming left on the planet!😍😁

[Cinemace]

Whenever I see a big dark cloud looming towards me I get so scared, but this shows how in the right situation tornadoes can be beautiful. Been a fan since 2018 and it’s great to see you at a million! You deserve 10 times that

[jessicajames]

You're the Bob Ross of tornados Hank. Informative, calming and entertaining.

[santanagarza]

I’m so glad to exist the same moments as Pecos Hank. Seeing ALL his crazies wildest adventures never gets old. You rock dude :D

[pitcrew]

Hey hank I just want to say thank you, you’re one of the reasons I’ve fallen in love with everything weather, and now I’m off to my dream school as an atmospheric science major this fall. Not sure if I would be able to say that without your vids.

[mathm]

Hey Hank, thanks for uploading. After my city in northern Germany was directly hit by an EF2 yesterday (May 20th) videos like this feel differently. The Tornado passed 2km from where I live, I'm fine but my beautiful city was badly damaged. Many people were injured about 10 severely.

Please stay safe out there.
Happy trails

[IamRyanLPs]

From the UK, I really appreciate your videos. You truly are the bob ross of giant storms, I had no idea the guitar you put over portions of your videos was your own self playing!

Well done Hank!