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Tornadoes are always amazing, scary and sobering. I hate the loss of life, it makes me so sad. As you said Recky, may those people rest in Peace, condolences to their families and friends. That tornado was very frightening.
Back in 2012 when the tornado hit Tuscaloosa, Alabama, I had a friend that worked in that area. I called to see if they were ok. When I asked, he said, yeah, we're standing out here listening to this weird, constant rolling of thunder. I screamed at him that it was a tornado and they needed to get somewhere else 😂😂
Love your Storm Stories reactions. How amazing that guy survived!
I0 minutes? Excellent choice, Recky! Out there somewhere, and I've tried to find it, there's video of a cop checking the damage from his car, as I remember it. He heard something or saw some movement, only to find a tiny baby in a tree or large bush. He gently picked the little girl up and began clearing the mud and debris from her mouth, nose and eyes. As I remember it he spent quite a while getting the stuff out of her so she could breathe. Telling the story later, all he wanted was for her to cry and she did. If anyone has that video, please get it to us here. I've never been able to forget it. It was an older video, like from the 70s. Remarkable.
Hi Recky! Great to see you this afternoon here in Northwest Ohio and I remember this well though Van Wert is about 55 miles from me. I'm never disappointed watching your reactions. Stay safe Recky!
I wish the chasers and companies would give you writen permission to react to the tornados
I was born and raised in iowa and we use to watch them form and come down from our front porch I'm still fastehated by them
I enjoy your reactions but I find these so hard to watch.
Hey ❤❤❤your videos congrats on your new house ❤❤❤watching your unboxing videos and watching you reactions sometimes it’s funny seeing you react to stuff you can’t get there where you live I live in Alabama and enjoy seeing you when you get T- shirts especially fro someone from Alabama please tell Carol that she has a sweet personally both of you are great
Tornado's are amazing and terrifying for sure. I live in Indiana and have seen several in my life so far. Lucky for me and my family, we have never taken a direct hit. We did have damage to our house but only had to replace the siding, roof and some windows. We still go out side and watch for them and keep an eye on the sky for sure.
There has been an instance where a area was hit with back to back tornadoes. Look it up and do a reaction on it. . I wanna say there were people who survived the first tornado and perished in the second one
Recky and Carol
How about reacting to something closer to home?
German Patriotic Song with English Captions
Fredericus Rex Grenadiermarsh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FF6YtLA-WA
I enjoy all of your videos.
Regards
I don't hear them by our house and there are 2 of them (sirens) each about 3 miles away. I can hear the racetrack that's about 8 miles away and like that.
When I was younger I would go outside and scream at the sky when things were tornadic.
Does your house have a basement?
I wonder if he could have outrun the tornado with a Hellcat or Koenigsegg?
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I live in Pennsylvania, I will never get used to seeing large tornados, I was in a postal building taking a test and the sky outside was green, rain was lashing the windows…found out later that a small tornado touched down very close to downtown Pittsburgh Pennsylvania…a few years later, I saw the atmosphere turn green, it was determined to be downdrafts and micro-bursts…one person lost their life when a cover tornado a ride was tossed and hit her…
NEVER build a house in tornado country that doesn't have a tornado shelter
20:23 that part about Jim having “silt and insulation” packed in his ears. Yep they don’t show that in movies but in real life a wrecked neighborhood is coated in insulation and gunk. It’s not clean debris. Saw that after an F3 struck my hometown neighborhood and my mom’s house in 1996. Also: so many nails and screws in the road that people keep getting flat tires until it’s swept up!
2 years ago we had a tornado pass by us by about a mile and a half and we never heard sirens we never hear sirens we're too far out in the country.
Tornadoes are the scariest things ever! It sounds like there's a giant train coming right on top of you…
You are always free to contact the chasers and inquire maybe you can or maybe you can’t…
Tornadoes can have families. A family is when one supercell thunderstorm produces multiple tornadoes sometimes having more than one on the ground at one time. Saw a picture with 3 tornadoes on the ground Mx a fourth one forming.
1980 Grand Island , Nebraska tornado outbreak is a rather famous case of this. To make it scarier this was a nocturnal event. And has one of the most eerie photograph of a tornado. 7 hit tho one town.
There was another incident also in Nebraska called the Pilger Twins which is a very unique event as it’s rare to have two equally strong tornadoes from the same storm at the same time.
Happy hunting
Thank you Recky, even just watching the videos it does give a sense of terror thank you again for these storm watch videos.
Hi Recky! I'm so, so glad that you're still doing videos. I love watching them. They're soothing. Keep up the good work and keep being your amazing self. Much love to you and the lady.
I feel so sad for the people who got hit by this. I really hope the Mengerinks are doing much better today. 🙏
The video was posted on the 29th, which was yesterday; although, some comments say 2 and 3 days ago. I don't know, maybe I'm in a time warp, but I wanted to say thanks for the video, Recky. There's something about a tornado, that never gets old.
I remember this! I am in Toledo Ohio, not too far from Van Wert. BTW the average warning time from the sound of sirens is 9 minutes. You have more warning time on average if you get info from television, radio or other media.
I love seeing neighbours helping each other out in the face of such horror. I'm glad Jim was ok and I hope that the families who had to rebuild were able to put in tornado shelters. There is a well known case of 2 tornadoes one after the other but I am damned if I can remember the name, quick google would probably sort that out, but it's a constant fear, especially when folk are doing search and rescue afterwards. Hoping this second season the storms stay in the wild.