Tornados up close: three terrifying videos

[WickedTornado]

That last tornado was a EF-2. It was filmed in Texas.

[AlbertaGamer]

The tornado at 1:04 is in MANITOBA; the people in the car were simply DRIVING to Alberta and they saw this on their way.

ITN needs to READ better.

[tommy4561237]

0:17 F-5?

[AdamantSystems]

That better be sweat running down my leg..

[mbblond08]

these are all reed timmers videos

[BMPmama698]

You do realize stealing videos from TVN is a copyright violation right? Theirs are NOT amateur videos.

[BMPmama698]

You do realize stealing videos from TVN is a copyright violation right?

[Dilo22]

Okay the middle video at 0:55 is NOT in Alberta. That's in Manitoba.  They're listening to Power 97, I've seen the clip before

[LilNFSracer]

This is crazy but lmfao 0:34 "once it gets close backup, seriously, BACKUP!!!! BACKUP!!!!." lmfao i know there weree scared and so would i but it sounded funny

[teri81979]

@LilNFSracer actually he says BACKUP!!!! BACK THE F UP.

[BMPmama698]

@LilNFSracer That was Reed Timmer, and yes he was scared, that was a EF4 tornado.

[dragonridley]

tornado at 0:35 was in Manchest, South Dakta and was an F4

Contrary to what the narrator says, the tornado at 1:01 was not in Alberta but in Elie, Manitoba. It was an F5

I don't know about the last one but it was probably pretty weak.

[3v0six]

We're not stupid enough to rebuild our homes in the same place where it was destroyed!

Well actually come to think of it, your even dumber, your homes have wheels... park it somewhere else numb-nuts!

[hawrnball]

@3v0six Actually, I heard somewhere that the odds of the same spot being hit by a tornado twice are astronomical so by rebuilding a devastated home in the same spot is safer than relocating.

[ultradumbass]

@hawrnball it is actually a myth. a tornado is like lightning. the 1840 natchez tornado 62 years later received the 1902 natchez tornado which took the exact same path and was almost as deadly as the first natchez. several other deadly tornadoes also have been known to take the exact same path. lightning also will strike the same place because electricity has negative charges like the tornado's low pressure and the more charges there are, the more likely it will strike the same place.

[BMPmama698]

@hawrnball I think people in Moore Oklahoma would disagree with you.

[CrazyCornhuskerFan]

damn british get a life and document your own tornados

[CreativeCritisizm]

they're to scared to watch a real one, they'll just use footage from the U.S. to be safe,,lol

[coastermadaid]

we dont really have them.

[nenny189]

Tornado's in Britain are very rare. How about you do some research before you type and make yourself look like an idiot.

[jjjjjjustin12]

So? Level some mountains and make conditions for them. Everyone would love to see tornadoes tear across Britain.

[claireor1]

thats a horrible thing 2 say, u need 2 get a life u little prick!

[jjjjjjustin12]

@claireor1 Cry my hands full. Don't get your panties in a wad, Claire. You're seriously way too sensitive to be reading Youtube comments. Besides...a prick...a cunt...we're made for each other.

[SpaceDJ3]

@nenny189 did you know that their are more tornados in britan then in the usa, but most are so small that they arn't seen or their very short

[live4storms]

Is Day-bree like debris? You spawned the language learn to speak it.Lol JK Havin fun @ your expence. right cunt

[abbycynthia08]

:0 Crazy!

[klioungos9]

ffffffffffffffff

[Borican]

i will not only chase it but i would jump in and enjoy the ride then when its done ill use my parachute, lol im joking...I hope i didn't give anyone crazy ideas.

[kkkbabygurl]

you gave me ideas xD

[TheExplodingGuitar]

Wow...

[matacoz]

I like how at 1:10 the radio says not to chase the tornado, yet they are chasing it! lol

[NickSiemons]

Holy sh*t.. 0:40 is big o.O

[jdprice455]

good lord