10 of History's Most Insane Storms



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24 thoughts on “10 of History's Most Insane Storms”

  1. In and around Boston, the name we used for "The Perfect Storm" was actually "The No Named Storm" because it was not a hurricane and didn't have a name.

    edit: ok. he acknowledged it RIGHT when I thought it was done and hit "enter."

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  2. I'd like to see you guys do a video about snowstorms and blizzards. In 1972 a village in Iran lost all their inhabitants (4000) due to a storm that dropped 26 feet of snow in 6 days.

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  3. Karl, I can't tell you how much I like your narration style more than Whistleboy. No one cares about his uber skeptical rants. It's like he thinks he's a higher life form than someone who believes in extraterrestrials or some govt conspiracy. He's kind of a cocky jerk. You're much more level headed and pleasant to listen to.

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  4. Interesting about the storm and the American Revolution. A powerful storm on August 24 1814 caused the British troops to leave Washington DC…and put out the fires. Some meteorologists theorize that the 'burning' may have contributed to that storm.

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  5. My mom survived the super outbreak of 1974 in Ohio. She missed getting caught in the Xenia f5 by about 30 minutes. When she drove by after, she said the town was destroyed and she saw a piece of paper embedded in a tree.

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  6. I read the book, "The Perfect Storm," and there is nothing in the movie that is correct, except the storm. One of the characters who is portrayed as a jerk, who everyone hates, was actually the nicest guy known to every fishing boat captain as a reliable sea man. I could see why relatives would be pissed.

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  7. It's called the Tri-State tornado outbreak because of the most well known tornado of the outbreak traveled through 3 states those being Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. It was on the ground for 3 and a half hours and traveled 220 miles

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