Monster West Texas Tornado!! Morton, TX {4K}| 5-23-2022



UP CLOSE and Personal with a massive wedge tornado that formed west of Lubbock, TX near the town of Morton, TX. This tornado turned into a dusty monster as we had a front-row view of this tornado while all LIVE Streaming to Tornado Intercept & @Texas Storm Chasers

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40 thoughts on “Monster West Texas Tornado!! Morton, TX {4K}| 5-23-2022”

  1. It is too bad that they didn't have a couple bags of aluminum cans they could spend a few hours with, making rudimentary "wings" for some extremely light sensors, that the nado could get its hands on, and let us know all the internal goods, on this monster! Because… You know how difficult it is for a tornado to pick up little items!

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  2. That has to be one of the largest & scariest tornadoes I’ve ever come across on here, and it seems to be pretty much stationary. Can anyone take an educated guess as to how wide and strong this tornado was?

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  3. It's a shame that in everyday speech, people use the word awesome so much without even thinking about it. This monster of a tornado was actually TOTALLY AWESOME!!!
    Great footage guys!

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  4. I live in lubbock about 45 east of Morton, I can’t even imagine how devastating this storm would’ve been if it kept this strength and hit downtown Lubbock

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  5. Guys, after losing the Samaras group please take more caution in how close you get to these wedge tornados. Had it changed direction quickly it could have swamped you quickly. Love the footage but please don't take on such close proximity.

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  6. I grew up in Morton and still have family living very close to where this storm hit. It was a majestic sight in the open field but always remember the death, destruction and devastation tornadoes can bring. XO ❤️

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  7. The unfortunate thing is that even though we can see multiple vortices in the tornado, and occasionally even vertical vortices (which are seen in very violent tornadoes), this is likely to be rated EF-0 because it struck out in an open field and (at least for now) it appears there was no real damage.

    EF-scale assessments are made by evaluating damage. If there is no damage, a 300 mph tornado gets a rating of EF-0.

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  8. Indiana: "We have tornadoes!"
    Texas: "Oh, yeah?" [squishes Indiana with the palm of Texas' hand]

    Mississippi: "We have tornadoes!"
    Texas: "Oh, yeah?" [squishes Mississippi with the palm of Texas' hand]

    Massachusetts: "We h…."
    Texas: [gives Massachusetts THAT LOOK] "Don't even go there with me!" — and flicks Massachusetts away with Texas' finger.

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  9. Friends, what is happening to the world? Thousands of people are dying all over the planet! Floods, fires, tornadoes, and wars are sweeping the planet, but this is only the beginning. Do we realize the full extent of the impending threats? What should we ordinary people do? There are answers and solutions! Dear friends, watch the international online forum, "Global Crisis. We the People. We want to live" initiated by people from all over the world with simultaneous interpretation in 100 languages.

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  10. Please don't get that close just for the sake of good footage. You're playing with your own lives at that point. If that thing would've abruptly changed directions when you were 100 yards out, you wouldn't be here right now.

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