CRAZIEST TORNADO VIDEOS - Best of 2023

CRAZIEST TORNADO VIDEOS - Best of 2023

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[melodypanek]

Standing next to a glass door trying to hold it shut is woohoo foolish.

[HKC-TheDisaster]

Fact: Storm chasers almost never get swept up by tornadoes because the sheer weight of their balls keeps them anchored to the ground.

[SleeperOptic]

As someone who obsessively goes after vortex storms, if you stand at a glass door when a tornado is coming, I'm going to ask you to get your brain checked out. Because something is loose up there.

[VladimirBlarp]

We were in Clarksville. Our home was spared with minor damage to roof and glass. We took shelter in our barn. We had 2 chickens in the yard. They got sucked up in the tornado. We saw them circling through the air and they were squawking like crazy, until we couldn't see them anymore. We are hoping someone found our chickens. R.I.P. chickens

[INUNTAISHO]

This was a compilation that does better than most. It shows replays of key moments in the clips, and best of all, the narrator gives a good bit of data with each one, detailing location, size, speed, duration of track, and damage/casualty estimates. The information adds a LOT to these clips. Thanks to the Compiler, and also thanks to all the Original Videographers for there efforts!

[jdabarber]

I made it out that storm in Little Rock March 31st. I took a direct hit from it and it totaled my apartment. I thank GOD every day I’m still here ! 🙏🏾

[BloodiedYetUnbowed]

We were in the Little Rock tornado. Our house suffered severe damage but was salvageable. There was nothing left to a couple of our neighbor’s houses a couple houses down. We were home when it happened. Scariest moment of my life.

[adamhansel]

I live 5 minutes south of Greenwood, In and what was so crazy about these tornadoes was the fact there was almost NO rain. Even after it hit it barely rained.

[TACOTIlola]

"The resilience of communities facing these disasters is truly inspiring. We're all in this together."

[LITTLE]

That part where those guys were inside the garage, man, that structure saved that classic 1969-'70 Mustang from doom...

[TogaMaster]

Clarksville tornado was on december 9th not 8th. There was another tornado that hit to the east in Nashville that was ef2 and it destroyed alot of homes and businesses in Madison and Hendersonville, my work included. The tornado shown as the Clarksville tornado at 21:34 is actually the one in Madison and this clip was about 5 mins before it leveled my work. The explosion was caused by the tornado hitting a NES power substation.

[GatorMike]

Those big tornadoes are truly terrifying!

[johnnyboy]

That woman holding onto the door was very dumb

[jacksonbarkerthebluehairedfox]

6:23 When you see a tornado approaching, NEVER stand next to a window or a doorway, let alone try to hold said doorway shut. It's a losing battle.
Kim's VERY lucky she had her husband there to pull her back inside as she was being sucked out, and I'm surprised she even managed to hold onto the camera. If she got sucked out of the building, it would've been very unlikely that she would've survived being shredded by debris then thrown from hundreds of yards in the air.

[RantingRamsay]

That was a cute little EF 0.02 in that first video. Adorable.

[deirdregarcia]

"OH I'm getting it on camera " on your rear end, tumbling upside down. Yep, keep getting on camera 😮

[ArkhamHedler]

22:28 I think it was actually the oil from the transformer, if the oil is overheated or sprayed into the air it is highly flammable, when the transformer exploded it must have spread oil into the air and with the short circuit it ignited, and created this fireball.

This explains the black smoke, because when oil burns it releases very black smoke.

[jimholmes]

On the last video, the film of the actual tornado is from Madison TN. The explosion is from a Nashville Electric substation getting hit and the transformers blowing up. There were 3 deaths here and 3 in Clarksville. After hitting the substation, it went through downtown Hendersonville TN destroying many businesses and homes. EF3 here and EF 4 in Clarksville I believe.

[rexvaraug]

As someone who was near the tornado that hit Clarkesville, i can say i was utterly terrified. I was guarding at my post in the data center, and though i never saw the tornado, i felt and heard wind so strong it made the windows near me ripple like liquid and rendered the cams completely useless for a few seconds. I could see nothing but grey rain on them. I tell people it was the most fun i have had at work as a security guard, but it was also the most terrifying moment lol. Found out later the tornado was on the ground just across the lake i work near to

[michaelespeland]

Whats more incredible is the amount of people out walking with their kids or driving aimlessly, with no situational
awareness about what's going on. When they finally do figure out what's going on, it's too late.