@stormtracker05 well i aint about to do no trigonometry but judging by the angle and the altitude i don't say it's very far off at all. Certainly within a dangerous proximity if the whole thing touched down at once.
@LEGOACDC123 Actually, looks are deceiving! An F1 tornado could be a half mile wide & still be an F1. An F5 tornado could be as skinny as a rope & do maximal damage. & I live in Connecticut where we get F1 tornadoes. One hit in Bridgeport in June & it was supposedly an F1 or F2 & it did a lot of damage to that town & it's still being repaired, so don't say those do "little damage". Like that Polar1zed person said, go stand in front of one. See if your opinion changes about F1 tornadoes.
@Polar1zed omg thats still something though. Did you hear about the one we had hear in Kentucky on April 24, 2010 and that i had to go to corbin wal-mart to take shelter, it was wild
Its a luck of the draw. There is no ryme or reason why one town gets Tornados and another town doesn't. If you look at the history of the state. The Elgin area gets more damaging Tornados then any other part of the State per NOAA records. Its just a matter of the Super Cell getting the right ingredients to form a Funnel.
i dont know. more farm land maybe. IF they really do form mostly over plainfield rather than joliet than its probally a atter of how the land is laid out.
Landscape has no effect in small sections like that, you need massive massive massive features that span several degrees of the curvature of the earth to implement any impact on the formation of tornados and even then its only somewhat marginal. For instance, the rockies in USA give way to the plains and there is tornado alley, but thats a verry massive assessment. Just chance here.
@linkfan69 ya for some reason down in Champaign tornadic conditions always hit south they never hit near champaign. it always like 20 miles south. It seems like a cell will be headed right for us..then somehow molds around champaign to hit South or just reform after passing overhead. I like storms so i hate it. Now i do not want a tornado to hit my house but at least getting a warning every once in awhile would be cool. You know maybe see a funnel...lol
@adulby It seems the exact same way with Chicago's west suburb of Cicero. Almost as if there were some sort of invisible shield or "prow" that causes all severe storms to miss Cicero and most of central Cook County.
A wedge tornado isn't necessarily an F4 or F5. Most people assume they're strong because of their size but most are around the F1 or F2 size. Rope tornadoes can be F4 or F5. The size doesn't really matter whether the tornado is strong or not. Sorry to correct ya.
That's half true. Most of the time a wedge tornado is in the strong to violent category. And most of the time the skinny, rope tornadoes are in the weak to strong category. But, sometimes that is not the case.
I'm not seeing the usual rotation that occurs directly under the mesocyclone (of course, though I know a crap load about tornadoes, I'm no complete expert), but you know what? This is an awesome video anyway. Sometimes merely the structure of the clouds is jaw-dropping.
I remember driving directly under a rotating supercell a few years ago. I was thinking, "oookay...I'm very into severe weather but I reeeeeally don't think I should be here, right now." LOL
Same thing happened to me here in Tulsa, Oklahoma but I was watching the coverage on the tv, There's no way in hell i would be outside in this suituation.
i live in between you guys in bolingbrook.. i guess we're the lucky ones.. romeoville, plainfield, and naperville get all the good storms south and west of us, and woodridge and lisle get the good ones north of us...
sirens came about a half hour later. In the pictures I have, you can see a small funnel cloud forming to the west. It didnt turn into anything though.
those clouds very very menacing. i will never forget when i went camping with some family friends, and we didn't know anything about it, but i remember one of our family friends telling us that we were driving under a tornado ring. i got alittle scared when i heard about it.
I would have shit in my pants if I saw that
Stickymajorwow 1 year ago
@stormtracker05 well i aint about to do no trigonometry but judging by the angle and the altitude i don't say it's very far off at all. Certainly within a dangerous proximity if the whole thing touched down at once.
Polar1zed 1 year ago
wow only an F1 tornado thats weak it can only do little damage because its so sknny
LEGOACDC123 1 year ago
@LEGOACDC123 go stand in front of one.
Polar1zed 1 year ago 7
@LEGOACDC123 Actually, looks are deceiving! An F1 tornado could be a half mile wide & still be an F1. An F5 tornado could be as skinny as a rope & do maximal damage. & I live in Connecticut where we get F1 tornadoes. One hit in Bridgeport in June & it was supposedly an F1 or F2 & it did a lot of damage to that town & it's still being repaired, so don't say those do "little damage". Like that Polar1zed person said, go stand in front of one. See if your opinion changes about F1 tornadoes.
MissSlipknotJordison 1 year ago
Did the tornado hit
RayRoark2009 1 year ago
@RayRoark2009 it hit a field caused no damage to life. Destroyed some crops though.
Polar1zed 1 year ago
@Polar1zed omg thats still something though. Did you hear about the one we had hear in Kentucky on April 24, 2010 and that i had to go to corbin wal-mart to take shelter, it was wild
RayRoark2009 1 year ago
Oh SNAP.........there it is mean ass cloud
laura20022004 1 year ago
just for the record a storm can spawn a wedge tornado and it can cause ef-1 damage. size on a tornado doesn't make it stronger.
psydrui23 1 year ago
I would have been running around like a chicken with it's head cut off..... and people have guts to go outside and film this LOL
Ooh. That looks really dark and ominous.
Janetjacksongurl 1 year ago
haha is that a gun in the background!?
supercoolmunkee 2 years ago
you shouldn't be staying under a rotating wall cloud :)
wtfborat 2 years ago
hell yea brah!!!
babyboy21209 2 years ago
Scary, man even at my pc!. I'am travelling to NC next thursday, can't wait but little bite affraid for this kind of stuff.
LudvikM94 2 years ago
I read your description a wedge tornado isn't necessarily an F4 or F5. It just means it's big. F1 and even F0 tornadoes have been wedges.
dragonridley 2 years ago
Its getting ready to drop. Me and my friend chashed tomatoes for quite a few years but only saw one rope tomato
stomp919 2 years ago
What would you do if you saw
a person fly through he air!?!?!?!?
XD
twisterman1999 2 years ago
Its a luck of the draw. There is no ryme or reason why one town gets Tornados and another town doesn't. If you look at the history of the state. The Elgin area gets more damaging Tornados then any other part of the State per NOAA records. Its just a matter of the Super Cell getting the right ingredients to form a Funnel.
notme411 2 years ago
those clouds very menacing
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago
i live in joliet very close to plainfiled.
why do most tornados most form in plainfield not in joliet if the distance is not far??
linkfan69 2 years ago
i dont know. more farm land maybe. IF they really do form mostly over plainfield rather than joliet than its probally a atter of how the land is laid out.
Polar1zed 2 years ago
oh.
thanks
linkfan69 2 years ago
Landscape has no effect in small sections like that, you need massive massive massive features that span several degrees of the curvature of the earth to implement any impact on the formation of tornados and even then its only somewhat marginal. For instance, the rockies in USA give way to the plains and there is tornado alley, but thats a verry massive assessment. Just chance here.
MrAmericanAce 1 year ago
@linkfan69 ya for some reason down in Champaign tornadic conditions always hit south they never hit near champaign. it always like 20 miles south. It seems like a cell will be headed right for us..then somehow molds around champaign to hit South or just reform after passing overhead. I like storms so i hate it. Now i do not want a tornado to hit my house but at least getting a warning every once in awhile would be cool. You know maybe see a funnel...lol
adulby 1 year ago
@adulby It seems the exact same way with Chicago's west suburb of Cicero. Almost as if there were some sort of invisible shield or "prow" that causes all severe storms to miss Cicero and most of central Cook County.
triton115 1 year ago
check out my other video theres a funnel cloud at the end. Might be your house man haha. I was over on ellna court off of feeney.
Polar1zed 3 years ago
those always scare me.
AXEL4522 3 years ago 5
I remember this day, it was a squall line, nothing more.
tedFrost 3 years ago
A wedge tornado isn't necessarily an F4 or F5. Most people assume they're strong because of their size but most are around the F1 or F2 size. Rope tornadoes can be F4 or F5. The size doesn't really matter whether the tornado is strong or not. Sorry to correct ya.
Quirxilonious 3 years ago
That's half true. Most of the time a wedge tornado is in the strong to violent category. And most of the time the skinny, rope tornadoes are in the weak to strong category. But, sometimes that is not the case.
sirensymbol 3 years ago
I'm not seeing the usual rotation that occurs directly under the mesocyclone (of course, though I know a crap load about tornadoes, I'm no complete expert), but you know what? This is an awesome video anyway. Sometimes merely the structure of the clouds is jaw-dropping.
I remember driving directly under a rotating supercell a few years ago. I was thinking, "oookay...I'm very into severe weather but I reeeeeally don't think I should be here, right now." LOL
Anticyclonic 3 years ago
he posted this on my b-day
TaylorSwiftOfficial9 3 years ago
sorry man. dont see anything that indicates a funnel cloud or even a wall cloud-
K9196 3 years ago
sweet
ficherman555 3 years ago
OMG this shows the true beauty of mother nature i am scared of anything around storms so yeahh nice u got guts to tape dis
XOitachiXO 3 years ago
one time i saw this funnle cloud forming over my mom's boyfriend's house. he lives on a lake
sparklepuppy1013 3 years ago
Same thing happened to me here in Tulsa, Oklahoma but I was watching the coverage on the tv, There's no way in hell i would be outside in this suituation.
SoonerMan918 3 years ago
Had a very defined one over our house several years ago, was verrry strange & uniquely beautiful
barbnaas 3 years ago
I remember I once saw a cell rotating right over my area when we were under a tornado watch. It was pretty damn scary.
shadows6 3 years ago
LMAO!
PLATINUM3NDO
idoger58 4 years ago
me 2 i feel bad for the people
ASanz93 4 years ago
i feel bad for those people in plainfield always getting hit by torndaoes, it's really close by to me i live in darien so not to far
pfootballguy82 4 years ago
i live in lisle im about just as close
Pup1234567 3 years ago
i live in between you guys in bolingbrook.. i guess we're the lucky ones.. romeoville, plainfield, and naperville get all the good storms south and west of us, and woodridge and lisle get the good ones north of us...
barmarrs 3 years ago
dude...i would piss myself if i ever saw that. lol
atheistspwn 4 years ago
No sirens now that scary hope everyone is ok
Naturalheals 4 years ago
sirens came about a half hour later. In the pictures I have, you can see a small funnel cloud forming to the west. It didnt turn into anything though.
Polar1zed 4 years ago
I've always wanted to see a tornado! just not near it or in its path!
theitalian556 3 years ago
same storm cell hit my hometown of fenton MI
freaky day i was in my basement watching the news hoping one of the funnels wouldnt hit my house 15 min north of fenton
twix0212 4 years ago
my god. hope theyre ok.
Tundraboy05 4 years ago
i dont think anyone was hurt or killed. but i cant really remember. Im pretty sure there were no injuries.
Polar1zed 4 years ago
thats scary shit
zeldaprincess123 4 years ago
lol where the fuck was i when this happened??
PLATINUM3NDO 4 years ago
during the second wave over my ouse the clouds were moving really fast towards each other and started rotating
im kinda mad i didnt get it on film
but it was the coolest shit ive ever seen
JUGGALO17CLOWN 4 years ago
yeah it was an intense storm
WarLocK8008 4 years ago
absolutely. the tornado could've developed on top of us, and we probably would've died. i flipped out when i heard that we were under a tornado ring.
priestessmana 4 years ago
those clouds very very menacing. i will never forget when i went camping with some family friends, and we didn't know anything about it, but i remember one of our family friends telling us that we were driving under a tornado ring. i got alittle scared when i heard about it.
priestessmana 4 years ago
scary shit isnt it?
Polar1zed 4 years ago