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4/29/2022
Views : 9,112,060
Genre: News & Politics
Date of upload: Premiered Apr 30, 2022 ^^
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Watching entire homes be lifted like they were toys is so unbelievable. This is the clearest and most detailed tornado footage I’ve ever seen.
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Hands down the best footage ever of a tornado. Get an incredible perspective on what is really occurring, it’s structure and impact. Unreal work Reed! Be safe!
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Wow. This is the first time I've seen a tornado from this angle and such a clear view. Really makes it hit differently...
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My favorite take is the one at 4:58 where it begins with the drone taking off and moving towards the funnelcloud. It really gives a overwhelming sense of depth and size of the disaster unfolding, and how strangely beautiful it looks. I'm glad there were no deaths, which just shows how important preparedness and awareness is. Also a huge debt of gratitude to storm chasers who get the warning out quick.
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Absolutely the most unusual footage I have ever seen. The transparency is insane. Surely this helps with research?
Anyway this is the perfect example of how a tornado can be "invisible" on the ground until enough debris is pulled up or the dark funnel goes low enough to the ground. It also shows how a tornado can seem to not be strong from the ground when it is.
I share this fact all of the time.
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I'm an old geezer who has been interested in severe weather since the 1960's after watching a tornado as it ripped across the the town I live near. I've been an avid watcher of any and every film or video footage of tornadoes for decades, and while this entire video is extraordinary, I have to say that the first 30 seconds or so of this video have to be the most remarkable footage of a tornado ever recorded, absolutely amazing!
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It doesn’t even look like a massive tornado but yet look at the unbelievable devastation. How sad 😭 My heart goes out to the folks affected
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This should be shown in schools and town meetings, in areas that are susceptible to tornado's. I am in absolute SHOCK after viewing this awe inspiring video. Thank you Reed !!
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This footage has extremely high scientific value. Nice, clear looks at the vortex breakdown, tornadogenesis, vortex stretching, and shedding, plus inflow jet & vortex interactions with the ground, trees, and structures.
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With availability of high quality drones, videos like this will become much more common. This is definitely the best video of its kind to date.
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To be so lucky and unlucky at the same time to get that perspective... Glad you are safe and the footage is here with us to check out. This is so awesome.
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pure genius to use a drone to capture footage of a tornado, I've never seen that before. super clean images, not shaky at all! the higher vantage gives better perspective of all the debris lofted too. awesome video
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I don't know what to say. Watching people's homes torn apart is awful and yet the majesty of nature is incredible. At the very least there is a lot to be learned from this footage. Thank you Reed and Team: Tim would be proud.
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Being Australian, the only coverage we ever see of tornadoes is on the news and from the ground, and it is usually dark, ill defined and shot from a great distance away, but this footage is something else! WOW! Now I understand just how devastating these tornadoes are. Those houses instantaneously disintegrated the moment they were hit, and now I can see for the first time just how erratic and unpredictable they really are. Thank you for this Reed. It is a truly exceptional record of a natural phenomenon which until now I have never seen with such frightening clarity and detail.
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Great footage, Reed! I’ve watched it a hundred times and it is still amazing. I lived in the apartments north of that row of exploding houses. I shot cell phone video prior to taking cover in the elementary school. We were a direct hit …but on the gym…which was the storm shelter. I’ll never forget the sound of it hitting the building. Unreal. I came out in time to see it destroy the YMCA. I remember videoing it…and realizing my RAV4 was gone. It was a scary thing to go through and at the same time an adrenaline rush. We were without power and I was beat down but did not sleep until the next day. Thanks for sharing the video with the world.
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That is some of the most incredible tornado footage I've ever seen, especially the distant shots at about the 5:30 mark. I'm always amazed by the somewhat focused area of the most damaging part of the vortex, how one house can be completely obliterated while houses on either side only sustain relatively minor damage.
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That's the strangest looking tornado I've ever seen. It looks so tiny and invisible most of the time, yet it did extensive damages.
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That’s insane how that vortex stays in one spot then rockets forward like that 🥶 Incredible work Reed
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The corkscrew shape it takes at 0:32 is just insane. Outstanding footage
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1 year ago
Seems like most of the damage initiates from the loss of the roofing on most of the buildings. Perhaps some new design is required that makes the roofing resistant to the "pull" of the vortices and would go some way to saving many buildings and their occupants.
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