In this compilation video, we have a look at some of the most scary moments involving storms.
You will see things such as tropical cyclones, devastating tornados, and hard-hitting thunderous storms.
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Thank you for not bloating the video with unnecessary commentary and stock footage! Straight to the point w/o clickbait as videos should be. A like from me.
Your comment is too close to what im thinking, so I’ll have to leave a like on it.
Agreed. I really like this channel.
Scp 096 breached
Also, its not the worn-out footage we've already seen on other videos.
I disagreed first. But after watching it.. i 100% agree!! A like from me too.
Man half these people lucky to be alive - Saving deck pillows, standing in door ways watching! Take cover Folks!!!! WTF
Right! I was thinking, "What’s wrong with this guy?" Smh …"Pillows guy? Really??" It’s a freaking tornado!
@@apriljohnson421 he still hasn't payed them lol
This dude was taking his sweet time for each pillow...bro get inside!!!!
@@user-p7up8l4k Put some drainage pipes in it is just the weather
Not sure what he created - Buy a Boat!
That guy going to save the grill had me rolling
Life becomes hollow and meaningless with no BBQ...he was just trying to save a loved one. LOL
That was funny.
As someone who chases tornadoes and intercept hurricanes, I've put myself in some dangerous situations. But nothing is more dangerous than someone who is totally oblivious. The people at the very end at that "market in Sydney" standing under all of those trees, not to mention on the wrong side of the tree they're parked up against. I was just waiting for that to come down.
6:24 - my favourite is the trees dancing with the rhythms and blues of nature.
if this happen in your place, it won't be your fav part
My favourite part is watching it behind a screen 1 year later! 😂
Those must have been VERY VALUABLE deck pillow
LMAO! "Right!? Those kind of people often cause more problems in these situations. They're a liability.
Humans like to think they're unstoppable, but Mother Nature will always be there to remind us who's REALLY the boss every so often.
God almighty controls weather 🙏
@@neronevetti4540 Don't blame God for this. Why give God the blame?
Man has controlled the weather for decades
They also use Weather Weapons , Weather Geoengineering, Chemtrails sprayed into the Atmosphere.
@@silentweaponsquietwars1703 proof?
1:05 Wind: I'll be taking this tree
The tree: NOOO
@@AAAAEEEEAAA 😂😂😂
1:10 Wind: I NEED THIS TREE TOO
@@10two9two2TREE: HELP EVERYONE
And this tree. And that tree And those trees!
3:27 soundin like a round of angry birds 😂
NAHH I WAS ALREADY LAUGHING AT IT 💀
Exactly bro 😂😂😂😂😂
Billy, where's your research paper homework? It's a long story, sir. 💨🥺2:28
That makes sense 😂
It always pops to my mind the image of those homeless individuals and stray animals who don't have a place to hide when a storm decides to attack out of nowhere! 😭💔
Love seeing the trees that survive the storms. Hope I never have to move somewhere that has hail bigger than peas.
3:43 something about the expletives being censored plus the windshield wipers working frantically as hail cracks the glass is genuinely hilarious
I don’t know why I watch these. One of the things I’ve always had terrible anxiety over even as a child is weather, not sure why. Makes me an anxious mess just watching these, I can’t imagine how those experiencing it must be feeling. I’m fortunate to live in the UK where we rarely experience many extremes of any kind, but I did once get caught in severe weather (which turned out to be a mini tornado not far from where I live) in my teens, it practically lifted me up just an inch or so from the floor & wouldn’t let me move forward, that really shook me up (weather turned quickly when I was out). Can’t even begin to imagine experiencing Mother Nature in extremes like this. Thanks for posting!
It's probably because most human catastrophes throughout history have been caused primarily by unpredictable weather. Millions of people in history have died by drowning during severe floods, crushed during earthquakes, burnt to a crisp in forest fires, blown away in hurricanes or tornadoes, electrocuted in thunder storms. Mother nature is still the most powerful force on earth, every once in a while it gives us a reminder of it.
@@DavidHernandez-dk1zs You’re absolutely correct. History was one of the few subjects I actually enjoyed during my school years. My parents had a huge set of enclyopedias, & I often referred to them for school projects. I was amazed how many were based on natural disasters dating way back. I suppose it didn’t help that I grew up on a farm, & we had haystack fires (some were arson, some were caused by extreme weather / heat), & when you have balls of hay flying past your bedroom window on fire, & your room is lit up orange, it frightens the living daylights out of you! My brother lives in California now, & deals with earthquakes but I’m somewhat grateful he isn’t living somewhere with more ‘extreme’ weather (dare I say; not that I wish to downplay earthquakes!!) I just can’t fathom how anyone can live a life wondering if tomorrow they’ll have a roof over their heads, or if they’ll be alive to care 😔
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I can relate I still have bad anxiety with bad weather yet I still watch these💀
I can obviously understand it because I suffer it even when there is heavy rain I just have a strong fear known as lilapsophobia and astrophobia. I don't know why it is but whenever there is wind storm or any kind of heavy rain I face stomachache and headache
It never fails to amaze me when parents put their children in danger. Bad enough that adults will stay outside and film tornados but to allow a small child to be out in "140 mph winds" boggles the mind.
When was this in the video? Are you talking about 4:41? Because what I got from that was a mother and her children got caught in a storm with 87mph winds and took shelter in the biggest, sturdiest, publicly accessible structure (concrete carpark)
What's the problem? Kids are in danger every time they cross a road. Witnessing a tornado is an awesome lifetime experience.
I agree! I had to google what 140 KMPH was in MPH and it's 87 but that's still rough. I don't think it's too smart to be outside. My mom would be herding me into a closet! lol
@@vomm You simply *c a n n o t* be serious!!! Comparing the dangers between crossing a road & being in a tornado, is ASININE!!! It doesn't matter if you're a child, an adult or a bull...
theyre Australian this is normal
I know it's horrible, a disaster but at same time interesting to see nature's strength
Gods strength
@@th3smurf692come on man
@@th3smurf692stop shoving reljgion
@@th3smurf692 Nature's strength
Wake up, you are delusional..
*watches hail completely shatter glass table* Proceeds to stand directly in front of glass window
1:18 lol.. 🤣🤣 the people sat at the front got the show of their lives with full on in your face 6d effects and everything
1:06 They kidnapped the f*ck out of that tree lmao
The wind was just like “ha you’re coming home with me ;)”
yes the wind definitely kidnapped the sense outta that tree
3:27 Everyone: "😂🤣😝🤪" Window: *gets shattered by an object chucked by the storm* Everyone: "😗😶😮😲😱😰😨😳🤯😬"
Yes mts that’s exactly what happened in the video 🙄
The storms used to frighten me as a child now i find them incredibly exciting
The only reason we have such good videos is because a lot of people don’t realize how much damn danger they’re really in & I love it lol
Thank god for dumb people!
I really love this channel. Straight to the point and lots of variety. Glad these people were okay, scary stuff.
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Thank you
Most of them died, it was on the news. Rip...R.I.P.
@@jeffadams4590 ohk pretty
@@VOLTRON999 u good bro? someone forgot to take his medicine before surfing the internet
Really amazing footage.. some of these folks are truly lucky… ❤
That video from Brisbane Australia is nuts. 140kph winds are bad enough, but to have that big hail come with it? That stuff would be insanely destructive (and deadly).
Brisbane 2014. I was in the car at the time. It was quite scary and violent, as several storm cells had merged into one. It cost around $1.1 billion AUD. Thankfully no-one died, although we were still cleaning up for a few years after...
@@akilahandthestrangematter Wow that would be a scary storm to get stuck in your car in. That's great no one died even if it was costly in the end.
And they gave their kids out-in it. Idiots
That last clip is reminiscent of one July 4th in my small Michigan city when we were all surprised by an unexpected storm while waiting to see the fireworks. This was probably almost 20 years ago. It was like someone had flipped a switch and suddenly fierce winds and rain were everywhere! The wind really made the rain droplets sting when they hit us. A very unusual weather phenomenon for around here. It hasn't happened since.
I live in far Northeast Wisconsin, but damaging winds are actually quite common up here. It's just 70+mph that's unusual.
WOW thats fascinating....... that information is going to change my life
Probably a derecho?
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@@weathermanofthenorth1547 I remember canoeing boundary waters near Ely where we saw a lot of large trees blown over during a portage. Must be some winds there.
The shots where there was incredibly damaging hail was both scary and impressive.
impressive?
@@himesetsu1001 theres a lot of work and energy put into making hail, it is very impressive
@@pluto8404 don't die as a disbelievers
@@himesetsu1001 don't die as a disbelievers
Don't die as a disbelievers
1:05 is funny as hell. The tree just got up and was like "Screw this, I'm outa here!"
The wind: COME HERE
1:05 *Tree:* aight i’m out.
Whoever dad/husband that was saving those pillows is Blessed he didn’t go with the breeze. Those gust could’ve most definitely sent him off. Or sent debris his way.
an action that couldve ended badly...get in and stop worrying about dumb things that can be replaced...that was annoying...
Didn't want to spend another weekend shopping for damn pillows. Death would have been a relief lol
@@MariktheWolf this he wanted to write what he should just did it
Shout out to all the trees, shrubs and flowers that stood staunchly against the crazy weather.
And the bike rack!!! IMPRESSIVE!
I saw a tiny little stick of a tree surviving when all his other counterparts were being viciously ripped from the ground. Although bare of leafs he was the strongest little guy there. :)
Condolences to all that didn't.
It's interesting to note how certain trees growing in tropical and subtropical climates (such as palm trees) have evolved to cope with such weather.
Those trees felt uprooted.
O man that weather is crazy 😲
Good footage. might watch again with popcorn later👍🏼
The person running like Captain Jack Sparrow at 1:45 🤣
😱
1:51 is Thailand flag and I live there
Cameraman never die 😂
What are you doing? Me: *watching storms in 4k👀*
I can relate. We are from Bicol Region in the Philippines and we always experience strong typhoons. There was one typhoon (Reming) that lasted for several hours. Our town was submerged in water. About a thousand were killed in one brgy. including someone we personally know. So we really have to do something for our mother nature like tree planting (mangrove, bamboo etc) , cleaning the canals and coastal clean-up.
لا بل عليكم اولا ان تتقوا الله وهو وحده من يقدر ان يدفع عنكم البلاء
The Bible reveals Jehovah’s promise “to give you a future and hope.” Jeremiah 29:11. He intends for people to enjoy life on a paradise earth,not to live in fear of its weather-Genesis 1:28; 2:15; Isaiah 32:18. JW
@@wiesiawojtkowska Or instead of doing something lets just read some fairy stories and bury out heads in the sand.
@@michaelafrancis1361 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Well said
A couple of the segments look like they were from the Midwest derecho of a couple of years ago. I had no idea what was happening when the storm went through. I thought it was a tornado, but the usual tornado signs weren't there - just intense wind, trees blowing sideways, and a lot of big debris flying around. It was scary because I could hear things scraping along the roof, which was new. I don't go downstairs for most tornado warnings and a bit of wind and rain don't scare me, but that derecho was something different.
Whoever installed the cameras are pros 👏
1:15 them trees hanging on for dear life
1:00 Hide! Mom, hide!
When the printer breaks, 2:34
i feel bad for finding 1:45 hilarious
I find it so funny as well😂
We had a derecho go through Iowa in 2020. Strongest wind I have ever felt. Straight line winds- nothing like the twisting of a tornado. Cedar Rapids looked like a bomb went off.
3:51 That's why I carry safety glasses in my glove box because me and my family live in that state.11 years ago my cousin was driving alone when there was a serious hail storm so he parked his car on the side of the road and then it happened. All his windows shattered and glass went all inside his eyes balls and mouth. RIP
Im sorry for your loss
I'm so sorry you lost him in that horrible storm may he rest in peace
Thank you.
Jesus fucking christ now i have a new fear
Did you see that big glowing orb at 4:00? Its mind boggling.. You have to pause at the right time.. But u cant miss it
My adrenaline was rising watching this 😆
Absolutely mind-blowing footage! Mother Nature can be both beautiful and incredibly frightening.
beautiful .. love it.
1:28 😂🤣😂🤣😂
lots of original content finally! straight to the point too. you earned my sub there!
Holy shit that wave must of been huge...that was scary asf lol
Amazing profile picture! Clips are thrilling to watch either... Great job! 👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘😁😁😁
The ferry video reminded me of when I was on a large cruise ship while it was motoring into some large waves. They closed the entire front of the ship off because people were getting airborne as the ship crashed down between crests. The waves were HUGE.
I once experienced typhoon nock-ten and typhoon goni. It was a intense experience I just watched through my window the strong winds
This is so much fun to watch! 😂✌️
Thank you for sharing a video
What unbelievable footage😉 Awesome job👍👍👍
I feel like hail storms are the most nerve wracking as people tend to stand in open rooms as they are usually overlooked despite being quite dangerous. They are also very loud and can make the storm miserable to sit through thinking about the destruction you will have to deal with afterwards.
They are the worst and dont bring anything good :(
@@superplaylists1616 ya nuuu shit sherlock 😂 😂 😂 😂
Interesting your video . Appreciate your video😊
I love how calmly all the German people are as they stand up and move to the back of the ferry.
"Hans...It appears Ve are sinkink." "Ya"
Yeah :D That is funny at some extent
Nothing else to do at sea 🥺
The guy in the red jacket who literally does not flinch 😂
just beautiful. dont know why, but i absolutely love the force of nature, specially when shes violent. worst ive been in was a tropical storm, and i was in the park playing army or something by myself...had my fatigues on, my boots and jacket...im up there crawling on the ground and stuff...and after about 10 min thought this was the dumbest thing...so instead of playing army...i just walked through the woods and enjoyed the storm...hella fun. Only thing i dont like, is what it does to ppls lives...but you cant really be mad, its nature.
how ignorant can u be ppl r literally dying and losing their home bc of this and u say its beautiful?? 💀 Keep it to yourself.
This was a fantastic extreme weather compilation, nice going! 🌪
Glad you liked it Richard
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I like how that guy in the red jacket was just sitting casually as the water rushed in.
I'm so happy that we never get weather like this where I live.😳
Where are you from
@@__Menaceing__0_2____ Southwest Michigan, right on the other side of the lake from Chicago
where are you from
4:11 most intense one
Andover, Kansas, EF3 Tornado.
5:21 Calm before the storm.
4:11 People : the garbage man didn't come today Storm : No problem i will handel this
I've been in softball size hail storms, 5 tornadoes and 2 hurricanes. The biggest thing people don't get from these videos is the aftermath weeks or months after these events. Going days and days without shelter, electricity, water and sanitation. After hurricane Opal, I remember not being able to go to the bathroom in a working toilet for 2 weeks, out of electricity for over 3 and months before our house was repaired.
I live in Southwest Florida! About an hour south of Sarasota, on the coast. I think the thing that would bother me the most about the aftermath of the storms would be the heat and humidity. I know I could live without lights & other amenities, but I think what kills most people is the heat. I’ve got plenty of water and batteries etc. and even have some battery operated fans, but again it’s the heat that would bother me the most, even though I’ve lived in Florida for 28 years !! & must say that I love Florida, storms & all. 😌
Amen!! We've been through some hurricanes here in Mobile county Alabama.
Yours is better Jin was worse baseball hail bad winds
But yea yours was worse with hurricanes
Nice video!! I'm used to having to search through endless bland chasing or long intros leading up to the good parts but this is just the good parts! Thank you!
yeah the whole intro they always put to get more watch time for KZhead stats and the whole “make sure to like and subscribe and I post new videos every…” 😭
@@tommyhofer1176 yeeessss omfg drives me mad
Good???? Well, I know what you mean.
@@pinetree2473 lmao nope I meant that exactly like you took it. Seeing the results of mankind's stupidity is one of the most entertaining things in the world to me. Next would be figuring your anti socials 😂 yep my whole existence is a bit off kilter....
Okay I will be there in about an hour 😮🎉ciCgifsgaagug it pay for it to be done by then and I will be there in about an hour or so ago and I will
Very good video. Merci ❤
0:25 Bruh..I don’t understand why the father was just outside trying to get everything inside.. But what he didn’t know is that his life is important than all his stuff
It's expensive you know
2:13 Headphone + Full Volume
that Andover tornado really made a mess of things. some houses completely split in 2, cars tossed everywhere. quite a thing to see in person.
And to think it "only" got an EF3 rating.
For span of 18 years of my life I've experienced 2 Super typhoons that last like many hours and it's super scary
Ohe time I was on my way to Florida with some family, while we were in Kentucky, a huge tornado randomly formed! We had warnings, loud sirens, automatic voice messages saying take cover, and we had to hide in a store! The only funny part is, everything but hobby lobby was wrecked(the building we were in didn’t get destroyed either)
Very surprised there's nothing from Wellington NZ, that place has storms on a near weekly due to where it's situated off from a channel. Can see the wind approaching, it's very fascinating.
Well I'm sure all the paranormal activity is getting most of the notice... 🙂
Yikes Those storms were off the hook Insane!!
Very Good Footage!
The scariest storm footage on the net is the hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas, wind speed was insane…over 200MPH. The strongest winds ever recorded on earth was the 1999 Moore tornado, winds reached 318MPH, that’s enough to disintegrate a human being. There’s video footage of it somewhere, where a a house gets picked up and thrown in the tornado if you look closely.
Dude at the front of the ferry was just enjoying his coffee and that wave smacked the day right back into him 🤣
Love storms especially tornadoes 😍❤️👍
3:11 I swear to God.
Love these extreme weather compilation videos! I watch a lot of weather videos and I think the best one I've ever seen is the Washington, Illinois tornado Marc Wells video. It is so freaky, the noise a tornado makes when it passes right over you.
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The fact you let the storms speak for themselves is fantastic, if you could just indentify each place that'd be awesome. I'm just bad at guessing where each of them is. These events are pretty much why I don't travel anymore. What happens where I am is enough for me (far nth NSW) & I simply don't want to take the risks now that everything is sooooooo unpredictable. So thanks for bringing it to KZhead & I don't have to see it in person. The damage up here at the beginning of the year (luckily our place was safe) is still affecting Kms of the area. Stay Safe everyone & insurance is your best friend, fact : saved my ass.... personally not taking chances. (but I love my insurance company)(no I'm not saying who it is because not everyone has the same experience) Take care of yourselves out there and 💖💋🇦🇺
I’m in Southwest Florida & my insurance lapsed & when I try to renew they told me it would be about $11,000 a year, because I live on the water in a flood zone. So I’m taking my chances and crossing my fingers & 🙏🙏🙏 a lot ! 🙈
good thing we haven’t went thru my big fear TSUNAMI
@@Skepticidiot I'm right there with you & I spent my childhood growing up next to the coast!!!!! Bout 7yrs old when I worked out we were high enough to be safe!!!!😱
@@sunnydaze2359 I totally understand, that's why we live where we do! Above flooding, not in bushfire zone and pretty safe from extreme storms! My insurance company loves me too & lucky my premiums stay low. Stay safe out there ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@betsyhughes2208 phew thank god u guys were safe
Super storm Video Impressionen ❤ fantastisch 🌪🌩🌬. Greetings von Germany Cologne ein Fan aus Krefeld.
Bonjour, mon fils de 6 ans adore vos vidéos ! Merci beaucoup
We had winds of 137 mph in December of 2007. It took Red Cross 2 days before they were able to get to us due to all of the down trees on every single "normally" accessible highway. We were without power and phones for a couple of weeks before it could be restored. We usually get high winds in this area that are 80-95 mph during later October through December are usually the worst months, but we have had some squalls all of the way through February. The Oregon coast is a subtropical rainforest. Which means, that we are anything, but tropical. It truly is a beautiful place to live as it is rich with wildlife, ocean, rivers, estuaries, tons of outdoor recreation, etc..., it has been a wonderful place to raise my children, but you have to learn to deal with the wind and rain. ⛈ 🌧
The scariest drive of my life was on 101 on the Oregon coast right south of Astoria. 80+ mph wind, trees down, rocks rolling across the road, pouring rain could barely see. I turned east into the forest and never made it down the coast.
I remember that. Some wack weather here in the PNW lol
wow.
Remember as a child visiting friends in Astoria once. Big rainstorm , skies almost black as night for two days, no power. Learned to play Monopoly by lantern light.
Which city do u Live?
The best place to hide from a serious weather event is behind the CCTV camera. They never seem to get hurt!
6:03 "What is that?" Apparently this person has never seen hail before
I hope everyone was ok and those cars and houses were ok
There has been footage of crazier tornado motion. Especially other recordings on the same tornado that was passing by in 4:24 (notably the drone footage a chaser caught!)
Man it just makes you see how even countries that have this sort of weather they need to improve SO much on how they build things because it just causes so much damage that i bet costs a lot of money to fix.
Awsome, nature power
God are controlling weather of the world... Which we can't deny.
Idiot😂😂
Footage at 2:04 is from my apartment complex in Chennai, India. It was during the "Vardah" cyclone. It was horrifying; most of the apartments bore damage. Including mine.
i hope you and your apartment are doing well
The Bible reveals Jehovah’s promise “to give you a future and hope.” Jeremiah 29:11. He intends for people to enjoy life on paradise earth, not to live in fear of its weather- Genesis 1:28; 2:15; Isaiah 32:18.
Get away from the windows you silly damn geese!!! Jeeze!!! But ask Australia's own Daniel Shaw about REALLY strong horrors of nature. He's come here to America and documented some absolute MONSTER tornadoes. He even is a trained paramedic! So he chases AND helps people. Hell of a guy.
i agree heck of aguy
a guy*
Power of nature
God is the 1 who controls the weather why do ye all have mother nature?
@@brookeodriscoll2703 Because they're a dumbass
3:06...a lightening strikes a car
My question is, how did anyone survive these kinds of storms before modern infrastructure?
My guess is that the storms didn't get this bad until global warming became a thing. Which is around the time we started putting thought into our infrastructure. So we were able to survive back then because they didn't have to deal with this level of intensity
Adding on, we have tons more people spread out meaning more roads and buildings will be in the way of large storms. Also massive weather events did happen, they were incredibly incredibly rare.
alot of them died tbh
@@vvgirl6173intense storms have always been a thing. It’s just there’s becoming more frequent
Not as much debris blowing around.
Never experienced a tornado but I have experienced hurricanes and tropical storms as I used to live in Southern USA. Of different categories actually. They can be very scary. The noise of a Cat 3 hurricane as it is barreling down your city is something I’ll never forget. Or the flooding after a tropical storm; the damage is just incredible.
Even "small " tornadoes are scary. Indiana has its share every year. I never want to witness a biggy.
@@karenrussell3326 don't die as a disbelievers
Don't die as a disbelievers