AMERICAS MOST INFAMOUS EF5 OR F5 TORNADOS! – Brit Reacts
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THE MOST SHOCKING EF5 OR F5 TORNADOS! – Brit Reacts
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There are individual videos covering the Bridge Creek-Moore tornado. It was insane. You should do a reaction to one of those.
Tornadoes are fascinating and mesmerizing, but terrifying to experience.
Most houses in the United States are wooden construction on top of concrete foundations, so no steel beams. 3:41
Many Europeans criticize the US for building houses from wood. They seem to equate tornados with a strong with storm and believe that brick houses would do better. Then ignore when shown brick building partially or completely collapse in a tornado
Hi Kabir, l live in Tornado Alley, in Texas. I remember the Barrel tornado. It even ripped up the pavement and left nothing but dirt; no grass, no trees, no houses–nothing!
I've been lucky enough to have seen four tornadoes without getting hurt. They're a real trip to watch, but one time I was pinned to a tree and pelted with mud and debris. Only got a few bruises though.
Generally, your homeowners insurance covers everything. You don't need special tornado insurance.
gov. does not help much and if no insurance— people just walk away
2:09 NOPE! what he said was that many tornadoes IN FOUR DAYS.
@Kabir Considers EF5 and F5 Tornadoes Are So Dangerous Without Question Since They Are No Joke
The government has no money, it belongs to the people.
I've been through 3 tornadoes, it's pretty unnerving.
My aunt died in the Joplin tornado, simply because she did not take the warning seriously. Tornadoes are deadly and warnings are not to be taken lightly. If you hear that siren, take cover right away. It could literally save your life.
I am from Georgetown, Texas just 10 miles south of Jerrell. We were able to get on our roofs and see the debris from the tornado. One of my friends lost their farm, thankfully they had a cellar.
If you like scary drive's🎉 just drive. From kansas City. To Denver😮 Kansas Plains can be very dangerous. Look at a map. I 70 KC to Denver will 400 miles of flat land. Endless sky's. Love hate relationship.
Our homes are made of wood, and wood/brick. We don’t have steel beams in homes. A tornado can pick up a train car and toss it around like a toy; the steel beams wouldn’t stop the tornado, and if it’s an F-5? The beams would fly.
You mistakenly think our government helps. If it does it's very minimal. It's between you and your insurance company.
I'm a Xenia tornado survivor. It was unbelievable.
26x tornadoes in the OUTBREAK which lasted about 4 days Kabir. Not 260 something tornadoes in a year.
Don't worry about admiring tornadoes Kabir, there is a HUGE community of weather nerds in America. Tornado season is by far the most popular weather season for us nerds.
There’s no steel beams in a house.
Hate that this is the tornado video people react to. He does a tremendously poor job of communicating the extent of the damage of such tornadoes. You should react to the Clem Schulz Rochelle-Fairdale tornado video instead. Only video that shows a direct hit from a violent tornado