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[michaelschemlab]

5:56 actually that’s a dust devil. The key difference between dust devils and tornadoes is that most tornadoes are associated with a larger parent circulation, the mesocyclone on the back of a supercell thunderstorm. Dust devils form as a swirling updraft under sunny conditions during fair weather, rarely coming close to the intensity of a tornado.

[steelcity]

I grew up in the Great Lakes in the US. Ergo, lots of snow. Typically, we would have at least a foot of snow on the ground by Christmas. Then we would play football (tackle - no pads) in a neighbor's backyard. It was only about a 40-yard field. But man, made for some great games and memories. Sometimes, some broken bones. Uh-Oh-Spaghettios 🏈🏈

[jasonmistretta]

4:55. That game is in Buffalo, New York (Upstate New York near the Canadian border). During December, a lot of their home football games have snow on the field. Buffalo gets snow storms with insane amounts of snow sometimes being 1-2 FEET of snow at a time.

[bob_._.]

The 1959 Ohio State - Michigan football game was played during one of the worst blizzards of the century and became known as the "Snow Bowl." Four feet (1.2 m) of snow had to be cleared off the field before the game could begin, almost 2.5 hours late. The teams had a combined total of 61 yards offense and there were 45 punts totaling 1, 408 yards. The final score was 9 -3 and only 50, 535 fans turned out.

[hlarks]

The soccer game (football for those outside the US) @ 2:10, the lightning hit the field and shocked those players. I remember that one.

American football is played during our winter months. Snow and bitter cold during games is common. However, domed stadiums are becoming more popular.

[JoeVideoed]

1 of my cousins played tight end on his HS football team in Oakton, Virginia, USA. His junior year the team made the playoffs for the 1st time in its 40-odd year history. He was on special teams then & was on the 3rd line just in front of the kick returner. They were already down 14-0 against Chantilly & the field was pretty muddy due to all the rain from earlier in the day. After the 2nd TD, the kickoff was short & landed right between him and his teammate: it got stuck in the mud & did not move even a fraction of an inch. The 2 froze for a second then realized they had to fall on it, but the Chantilly players got there b4 my cousin could recover it (I felt so bad for him & I don't know why his coach lit into him for something he couldn't have anticipated). Something I will never forget. Seeing all those instances where the ball stopped moving in the soccer game made me remember.

[djbeezy]

It's not just that it's loud. It's when you see the flash and instantly hear the thunder. You know that lighting is danger close.

[jimreilly]

Midwest USA. Played a Thanksgiving soccer game in 2 inches of snow. Took a ball to the face. Felt like being drilled with ice. My face was so cold I barely felt it.😂😂

[danielriordan]

I grew up in Buffalo NY and September thru November was always the best time to play football especially in the snow or wet weather. So many fun and fond memories.

[paramounttechnicalconsulti]

Best game I ever went to; the NHL does an outdoor hockey game each year called the Winter Classic. About 7 years ago, my NY Rangers played the New Jersey Devils outdoors in Yankee Stadium. It was about 15 Farenheit without the wind, and it snowed, and they played hawkey- HEAVEN!
1) The new Yankee Stadium set the record for beer sold on that day which has not been broken (for some odd reason, there is no "cut-off, last-call" in the NHL ;-p)
2) Went with a good friend who has since passed and summed it up at the end: "We went to a hockey game, and it snowed"
(Did I mention "Heaven" - like what it must be being a kid in Canada playing on a frozen lake, except with beer!).

[sputnikalgrim]

Wisconsinite and lifelong Packer fan here. Snow and cold are what make football so great! (American football). Autumn is the best time of year, hooded sweatshirts and pots of chili, but football in the snow is just about perfect.

[bhswarrior]

A snow game is something a lot of American football players and fans LOVE. Especially if they've grown up used to snow playing a snow game is a thing a lot of players like to experience.

[yugioht]

This is why most stadiums are covered and have retractable roofs. Soccer not so much but lions stadium in Orlando uses the arena just across the street if it rains which is home to the Orlando magic basketball team. UCF arena just goes to the stadium too so pretty much the stadium is always a backup plan. It’s fine as the old stadium was too small and a new one got built.

[djbeezy]

Craziest weather game I ever went to. It was my first Major League Baseball game. I was probably 8 years old. It was the last day of the season. It was a Cubs and Cardinals double header at Wrigley Field. A double header is 2 games in one day. Anyway, it was cold that day. My dad and I were talking about it a few months ago. He was telling me how funny it was because my family wanted to leave because it was so cold but I loved baseball so much I refused to leave. We stayed for both games ha ha ha!!! They eventually called the 2nd game because of the weather after the game was official since it had no impact on the post season. But I did see Jody Davis hit a homerun.

[CaptainFrost]

02:15 When the players hit the ground after the lightning strike, the lightning struck the soaked field and struck multiple people simultaneously.

Remember that the lightning is speed of light and the thunder is speed of sound afterwards.

[Acurlman]

Thunder and lightning will stop all outdoor sports in the USA. They even ask fans to leave their seats and wait in the concourse of the stadium until it passes

Grew up in northern Ohio ( a northern state) and we played football in the snow. Football season is in the fall in the US, so the early part of season can be really hot at the end of summer and the end of the season can be really cold at the beginning of winter. So they see lots of different weather

[richtruj]

One year my ex wife and I went to a Bronco/Raider game in Denver and it was snowing bad! It was a heav snow and would pile up on your head in a cple of minutes! We ended up going into the store at the front of the stadium and finished watching from in there. Our feet and coats were soaked and we were freezing. They had the heaters on in the store, so we could warm up. Then after the game I had to drive us back home over 200 miles south of Denver and it snowed like that the whole way home!

[kfletch]

It was the 2000 college football season and Georgia Tech played at Virginia Tech on a Thursday night. The game was delayed due to weather and during the delay, Lee Corso, one of the commentators for the game watched his rental car gut struck by lightning live on tv. I do believe you can find a video of it on YouTube.

[ephennellever]

Cool video & reaction!
I played 'T-shirt League' baseball (7th & 8th grade) in junior-high. Here in Rochester, NY, we get a lot of rain, and games were never 'called' for just ordinary rain, only when either the lightning showed up or it was raining so hard that the outfielders were having problems seeing the batter & the catcher - 'cause by the time you realized the ball was coming at you, it was probably too late to either catch or dodge it!
But (American) football is rarely 'called' because of weather except for lightning or the wind is so strong that it interferes with play - which, obviously, can only happen in a stadium that's not domed; & I think there are only 2 or 3 left in the NFL.
I remember watching one NFL game on TV (back in the 80s, maybe?) where the snow was coming down so hard/fast that even the cameras down just behind the sidelines were having problems following the game-play on the field! They finally 'called it' when the players all agreed that they were having problems seeing what was happening 50 feet (15 m.) away! Almost everybody agreed that they should have stopped it at least 15 or 20 minutes before that!

[theunknown]

I remember 2013 Eagles-Lions game. It was supposed to be a dusting of snow but well 6 inches of snow fell instead