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  • theos bels make it scary

  • i want to be as inteligent as the people who always comment about safety and question 'Why?' on all these videos. I feel so dumb when i read your comments. Honestly i dont know what to say....

    Great video, cheers

  • why in the holy fuck would you be in the top of a building when a tornado is coming

  • I remember back in August (I think?) 2011 there was a tornado just 20 miles from Madison, WI and i had to stay in the hospital for 15 minutes, really scary

  • you guys may get tornados but i fell in love with the South ever since i went to New Orleans i would live there

  • For whom the bell tolls.

  • @0:12 Nice Lightning shot dude

  • Man, just that wall cloud is scary enough. Massive.

  • And i was sad ):

  • Oh yeah i remember this Tornado that hit Birmingham, and Tuscaloosa i was in Washington DC for a field trip and i was in 6th grade when this happened and when i heard it on the news in Washington i was kinda scared and worried about my Home state and the people cause i knew it was going to be a strong severe storm and I live in Deatsville, Alabama which is probabaly 20 miles from Clanton or 25 miles but it was sad after the storm ): )':

  • Tornadoes are fascinating to me. Where I live we get the occassional small one that rips apart a barn or something though an F2 did go through downtown Salt Lake City. We certainly don't get anything insane like this!

  • What a monstrous inflow at 4:00!!! holy crap!

  • Damn nature , You scary !!!

  • It's so weird to see the tornado and the wall cloud touching the ground. Even scarier!

  • HOLY SHIIIeeeeeeeeuutt!

  • at that time i would be playing METALLICA FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLSXD

  • i live around there...

  • Heres a little safety tip...If you hear sirens, from where you are, theyre for you.. :/

  • @AlabamaBlonde even a blonde knows that

  • 9:13

    Street lights flicker from lightning.

  • This brings back chills.. I'm from Gardendale, AL and was watching this on the news when it spun up in Tuscaloosa. I got to see all the damage 1st hand when this same tornado hit Fultondale just north of me and thank God it didn't keep traveling north to my neck of the woods.

  • Excellent footage, better than the live feed from The Weather Channel.

  • @kevindionstevens I agree! Super great footage!

  • I really thought I was gonna die then. Glad I'm alive to see another day.

    God bless the people effected by that thing.

  • Starting around 8:30, it's interesting to see all the vehicles just driving right along the interstate (I-20?) with an EF-5 tornado just off to their north.

  • @swmdal it was a high end EF-4. The one in hackleburg was a EF-5.

  • @swmdal They're probably trying to go as fast as possible lol.

  • That bell definitely added to the eerie feel of the video. Some of the tornado may have been rain wrapped, but the tornado was at least a mile wide when it went just north of Birmingham.

  • @GAdawgsfan93 The tornado reached 1.5 miles in diameter by the time it had crossed I-65, according to NOAA, but the rain-wrapping makes it look that much bigger.

  • @bfrye1990 yes that entire big black mass is infact a mile and a half wide tornado

  • okay, let me get this straight:

    that entire mass of cloud was a tornado.

    DAMN!

  • @AJTwister97 im not entirely sure if that entire mass of darkness was the tornado. it was in there alright and i think the width of it at this point had grown well over a mile

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  • "I think we're the only ones crazy enough to do this" Ya think standing inside a metal cage atop a building in the middle of the lightining is crazy? Stupid more like

  • @panzerabwerkanone Actually, he is pretty smart. You have obviously never heard of a "Faraday Cage".

  • can you hear a phone ring at 7:02 ? or is it just me?

    lol x

  • @cheekybaby222 its not just u i heard it too

  • How often a tornado over the same spot of land?

    Perhaps onces every few generations even in 'tornado alley'. You just have to take your chances and forget about it and live your lives.

  • Some woman at work said all homes should be made tornado proof. I said there's no such thing with the exception--, buildings with the shape of the Great Pyramid of Giza and MADE to THAT SPECIFICATIONS-only problem is, the cost will be prohibited to all except the super rich-besides, how often does a tornado runs over the same spot?

  • was that a raindrop at 3:00

  • cool lightling at the beggening at 00:12- 00:14

  • what is that flasing on 2:14- 2:22

  • 12:50 of sheer hell would make a pretty good title too.

  • You'd better thank the Lord GOD Almighty that thing took a north-northeast track!

    It carved up Pleasant Grove like a roast!

    .09 of a mile from my location my Aunt's home was moderately damaged,and beyond

    it was DEATH AND UTTER DEVASTATION! GREAT FOOTAGE AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING...BY THE WAY....THIS MONSTER CLAIMED 10 LIVES IN PLEASANT GROVE.

  • Wow.... Amazing video thank you for sharing this! Hope you and your friends and family made out ok in the end! <3

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