TORNADO OUTBREAK nocturnal tornado and damage survey Texas and Oklahoma



This video shows the scary nocturnal wedge tornado in New Boston, Texas illuminated by power flashes and Dominator Drone damage survey of the monster Clarksville, TX wedge which crossed the Red River into Idabel OK and also the New Boston tornado. Our hearts go out to those impacted by this tornado outbreak

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  1. I live here in New Boston where it hit & its truly sad to see how much damage these tornados can do. We've never seen one hit our town before in the 11 years we've lived here. Truly devastating. Many houses, business, 1 church, many trees, and power lines just obliterated 🤯 Thank God, no deaths or serious injuries. This footage just shows 1 spot that was hit, another (County road) neighborhood was also hit about 4 miles on the other side of I30😔

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  2. Is that where the big rigs were parked the night before? I thought I saw several piles of rocks, approximately 1 – 2 inches around. That’s a horrible addition to a tornado. Does anyone know how many deaths these tornadoes caused
    Your footage is great. A little voice over would be greater.

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  3. As bad as this was, if it were only a 1/2 mile to the east, we'd be talking about a direct strike on the core of the town and Mayfield levels of destruction.

    I was on both this and the Sulphur Springs/Clarksville one and rode this one out just west of the Hwy 82/I30 interchange. I was attempting to core punch to the other side, but couldn't make it across core in time. This thing was moving so fast that radarscope could barely keep up, and didn't want to risk potentially crossing directly in front of a huge night as it screamed to the NE at 50 mph.

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  4. I was tuned in to Ryan Hall's coverage of the storms that were rolling through Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, and saw many of the monster tornadoes that ravaged the area. I just came across your video of all the destruction, and man, my prayers go out to all those affected, including people like yourself, who walk through, and fly drones over and through, to assess the damage, injuries, and to try to keep your Witt's about you and not loose it, mentally and emotionally. My hat's off to all y'all.

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  5. That’s why there was so much debris. It was the trees. The debris turned into a massive 2 mile wide hunk of wood and junk right before it hit new Boston though. That’s probably what caused the tornado emergency.

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  6. Thanks for keeping an eye out for all in area…of which I'm not…but what weather effects someone there, effects someone down the line in some other way. But, I would like to give shout out to the truckers…if you don't mind. I don't think people understand that these trailers are moving food, medical supplies, mail, and just add on to everything you need in life to that. I grew up in midwest, and scared of tornados, (ah the days when they only came in the spring…those days are long gone) and the truckers were in charge, and still are, very expensive equipment and whatever they are carrying. I see in beginning of this video a truck heading out and went…whoops, no…and turned right. Another storm there but I'm sure he had a plan. I think this will be a bad winter. I used to stock up for hurricane season. Had a go-bag ready…still do, but could relax a bit. These events are on a domino effect now. From damage to insurance claims, getting foods to stores. Storms tearing up summer crops, winter crops. Thanks for all you do. I believe you will be very busy this winter. Be well Take care.

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  7. Omg. That both amazing and terrifying drone footage, gives a whole new meaning to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. If this destruction and chaos isn’t a most poignant display of entropy I don’t know what is.

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