Wed, June 15 – Stormchase IRL – ENHANCED RISK for Tornadoes in Iowa, Wisconsin and upper Michigan



TODAY – An ENHANCED Risk of severe weather, including tornadoes, has been issued from northeast Iowa through Wisconsin and across most of Michigan’s upper peninsula. This Enhanced area also includes southeast Minnesota. A slightly lower risk for this weather surrounds the Enhanced area, including northern Missouri, northern Illionis, eastern and northern Iowa, and parts of Michigan and Nebraska. This is LIVE stormchase mode!

In the chase vehicle with Reed today – Brian V. O’Toole (@brianvotoole). Please do not follow professional stormchasers. Thanks to all of Team Dominator for the support, and stay safe.

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27 thoughts on “Wed, June 15 – Stormchase IRL – ENHANCED RISK for Tornadoes in Iowa, Wisconsin and upper Michigan”

  1. WI hasn’t seen tornadoes sweep across the state like this in years. There were warnings all the way from La Crosse to Madison and Dodge County areas.

    Good coverage, not often that we get big storm chasers here

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  2. Hey Dudes I like your your videos I hope too keep watching them
    Please put your seat belt on the correct way!
    Maybe invest in some 5 point harnesses ☆☆☆
    STAY SAFE
    Andy the fireman

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  3. I wish I would have been able to see this when it was happening. You were right up the road from me. My husband helped clean up the tree on that road by the cemetery east of Wautoma.

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  4. We definitely got some storms over lake superior and Michigan today.
    I never watched a live stream on a storm like this and you guys drove right passed my neighborhood. THANKS!

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  5. You get duct tape for your windshield so you don't get glass in your eyes, just caring for your safety, as I have one eye and I am very careful to make sure I don't get anything in my good eye, hopefully the weather will be fast and get out of Wisconsin

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  6. I almost met you today and I’m sad about not being able to, you stopped at a gas station in my town and I was heading to see you and by the time I got there you guys had peeled out. Great video as always though, wasn’t disappointed on the coverage you gave us cheeseheads!

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  7. Love you guys keep up with the amazing work you do to help everyone safe with your tornado chasing ❤️ ♥️
    Love watching you.
    On You tube all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️

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  8. At 5:36 to 5:37 the Wautoma police officer in silver pickup looked pretty scared. If I was in law enforcement and there were tornadic storms in my area, I would pray I could find a professional storm chaser to guide me to what areas to avoid!

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  9. P.S. If I was that Wautoma officer, would have just followed Reed (a block or so behind) until he left town! That way, I know where the most dangerous part of storm is, and I keep it in front of me.

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  10. Also, the end of stream with the drone coverage of damage was really interesting to see.

    Looks to me that the tornado had multiple vortices, or is it just me?

    Finally, much better to see all the trees being flattened instead of intense property and structural damage!

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  11. Man, your coughing seems to be getting worse. You gotta be careful, man. You're doing extremely important work, and you've already admitted you don't handle adrenaline well. Just PLEASE be careful.

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  12. I wonder if you who put yourself & others at risk of being smashed in the process of trying to get footage of all the carnage that a tornado can bring,
    have ANY of YOU ever considered the possibility that YOU will one day meet your maker because you choose to follow the finger of GOD.
    one day my friends you will get to see the hand of GOD before he SMASHES you with it.

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  13. I love watching your videos guys … U're doing great . We don't have any storms here in Algeria and i'd really like to see these storms when they 'r happening .. greetings from Algeria 🇩🇿

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  14. We had a tree that was rooted in my neighbor’s yard on 2019 due to a EF-1. Saw it being lifted from inside the house. Same tornado also caused a tree to fall on my other neighbor’s house. He wasn’t living there, but his brother was. Took them nearly half a year or so to fix it.

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