i remember we were heading to the basement and i looked out the window at the tree in our backyard and then boom! lightning struck it and it dropped on the corner of the house
I live in Schoolcraft Michigan and this was the day of all days for destructive winds. We have had storms before, but not the 100 plus wind gust we got that did so much damage to our town. A lot of people think a tornado went through schoolcraft that day, I myself saw a funnel cloud but no touchdown, and with all the evidence, there is no proof of a tornado going through schoolcraft, just extremely destructive winds
I remember that when I was really young and my parents told me to go in the living room and lay down close to the ground because we didn't have a basement. I was scared but only a tree fell on our house and we heard a pinecone drop on the roof everyday.
I lived about three miles east of Dowagiac at that time - the F3 passed very close to us. It was the first time I saw the sky go really green, just before the winds hit. Lot of trees and lines blown down near us.
The May 2004 storms were worse, though...didn't have power for four days afterwards.
Considering you get high winds at certain times of the year. How come you build your structures out of such flimsy materials in England we call that stuff pallett wood. Have not heard of the tail of the three little pigs or something. Or is it the New Orleans mentality (Who would have ever thought a hurricane would hit us)
Anyways, if it's just a storage shed or a small barn, it doesn't need to be fortified...It just needs to be strong enough to protect what's inside from the elements and nothing else...they're not like houses, they're not meant to stand up to hurricane or tornado-force winds...
this just brings back so many scenes and memories from that day. I remember leaving school (it was my 7th grade year, im in college now) and looking out to the west and their was some dark nasty clouds beyond the SB skyline.
Oh man I remember that day. I was sitting at an intersection of Grand River and Cedar St in Lansing Michigan when the winds hit. My car was spun around and when I could see again I was faced opposing traffic. My Fiance was living on the other side of town that year and the roof was blown off her house. Crazy weather!
i remember we were heading to the basement and i looked out the window at the tree in our backyard and then boom! lightning struck it and it dropped on the corner of the house
blaber50 7 months ago
I remember the F3 actually went over my house unharmed...then it tore the shit outta my backyard
whs33jneff 10 months ago
hillsdale we got SLAMED I WAS ! AND I REMBER WE PICKED MY BROTHER UP GOD
TheTechTweeterMan 10 months ago
Watching that couplet form beginning at 0:57 is eerie.
Ya just know someone is in for the shits.
hammerogod 1 year ago
I live in Schoolcraft Michigan and this was the day of all days for destructive winds. We have had storms before, but not the 100 plus wind gust we got that did so much damage to our town. A lot of people think a tornado went through schoolcraft that day, I myself saw a funnel cloud but no touchdown, and with all the evidence, there is no proof of a tornado going through schoolcraft, just extremely destructive winds
Ajmtornado 1 year ago
holy cow lol
criptisize 1 year ago
I remember that when I was really young and my parents told me to go in the living room and lay down close to the ground because we didn't have a basement. I was scared but only a tree fell on our house and we heard a pinecone drop on the roof everyday.
xXxXRubyxXxXx 2 years ago
wait, was that the DQ on M 51
czk310 2 years ago
i remember this night very well, it touched down and messed up the maintenece building on ash road next to discovery ms
czk310 2 years ago
I lived about three miles east of Dowagiac at that time - the F3 passed very close to us. It was the first time I saw the sky go really green, just before the winds hit. Lot of trees and lines blown down near us.
The May 2004 storms were worse, though...didn't have power for four days afterwards.
DogPatch1149 2 years ago
I remember this very well. I was living in South Bend when this happened and I swore up and down that one was gonna hit River Park (where I lived at)
FloridaLawDawg 2 years ago
7 years from today
davidlee110 3 years ago
1:07 is that from a security camera?
CharginChuckBro 3 years ago
yeah
davidlee110 3 years ago
ooh i remember that day i live in south east Michigan, it was all over the news and i think the storm hit my ants house.
stickbuddy1 3 years ago
That was one wicked storm!!
patman5961 3 years ago
Dude, im from Southbend
pretty soon when the Gorble Warming is getting wors
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Southbend IN, USA might have a F5 tornado but when is going happen???
davidlee110 3 years ago
WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO THE GARAGE???
lol
LowerHeidelberg 3 years ago
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Fuck South Bend lol and you!
Chetnik1979 3 years ago
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davidlee110 3 years ago
South Bend has two words, not one.
You're comment should read:
"I thought it was the end of South Bend that day."
Legend813a 3 years ago
@Legend813a You're is a conjunction of two words. "You" and "Are". YOUR comment should read:
"South Bend has two words, not one.
Your comment should read:
"I thought it was the end of South Bend that day."
You know what they say about glass houses...
thesuburbsareburning 1 year ago
@Legend813a whoa there, grammar nazi..
zazzybelle 1 year ago
here a response
this from Southbend IN, USA
i live them i got alot of videos i posting is youtube and is going be !!!STORNG STORMS!!!
davidlee110 3 years ago
i dont understand ppl who lives in tornado areas... :(
serj1551 3 years ago
Im from South Bend and remember this storm like it was yesterday.... and on the last days of October......strange!
hardlines4 3 years ago
southbend did not hit a f5 yet
Powerjohn110 4 years ago
WEHAT!!!
I FROM SOUTHBEND!!!
Powerjohn110 4 years ago
The barn. OH SNAP!!!
kingdomboost 4 years ago
Considering you get high winds at certain times of the year. How come you build your structures out of such flimsy materials in England we call that stuff pallett wood. Have not heard of the tail of the three little pigs or something. Or is it the New Orleans mentality (Who would have ever thought a hurricane would hit us)
jamgibsonjamgibson 4 years ago
It really does not matter what you build with, add a strong enough tornado and its gone.
Legend813a 4 years ago
Anyways, if it's just a storage shed or a small barn, it doesn't need to be fortified...It just needs to be strong enough to protect what's inside from the elements and nothing else...they're not like houses, they're not meant to stand up to hurricane or tornado-force winds...
ethen24 4 years ago
Probably I reckon I would still go the extra yard and bolt the thing to the floor, save it being blown through my neighbours front window.
jamgibsonjamgibson 4 years ago
@Legend813a Studies done at a Univ. in Oklahoma have simulated tornadic forces and they can blow 2 x 6's through brick and concrete walls.
ChesterCorgi96 1 year ago
I remember that! I live in northern St. Joseph County in Indiana.
ethen24 4 years ago
My name is Joseph !
sk8itngrools 4 years ago
scary
xcoolxwhipx 4 years ago
nice you put this together well. very nice
SHUNT311 4 years ago
this just brings back so many scenes and memories from that day. I remember leaving school (it was my 7th grade year, im in college now) and looking out to the west and their was some dark nasty clouds beyond the SB skyline.
PetSnakey 4 years ago
i wish warsaw was drowned.
wiiyuu 4 years ago
i remeber that day as well but none ever hit us i am from three oaks...... good video....
3oakspure2 4 years ago
Oh man I remember that day. I was sitting at an intersection of Grand River and Cedar St in Lansing Michigan when the winds hit. My car was spun around and when I could see again I was faced opposing traffic. My Fiance was living on the other side of town that year and the roof was blown off her house. Crazy weather!
joelb79 4 years ago