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  • GEM0877,  HA HA TRY IT LOSER!

  • I'd like the BBC to use your video and hunt you down for the crime of using your mobile phone while driving.

  • CAUTION! TURN YOUR VOLUME DOWN - POOR SOUND QUALITY!

    Thumbs up this comment so people after me are more fortunate and get to keep their hearing. lol.

  • Mat Good is tottaly awesome, Thx for the comment Naomiii

  • Awesome - matthew good band!!!! don't know many brits who like them :)

  • never been a tornado you dog nuts!

  • back ground noise fu*** sucks video ok

  • FUCKING SHIT MOBILE PHONE VIDEO

  • THIS VIDEO WILL APPEAR ON BBC ONE 7.30PM MON 20th Septmber 2010.

    Many thanks to all my viewers from Steve Follows.

  • BBc South would like to use your torando clip in a programme but we need your permission to do so, please contact Catherine Shawyer at BBC South on 023 80 226201. message dated 24th Aug 2010.

  • if it is a tornado it might be coming from a small comma echoe'd thunderstorm. Sometimes a storm bows forward and the top end forms the shape of a comma head and starts to rotate. That's what causes a lot of twisters in the eastern US.

  • doesnt really look like a thunderstorm. Could be a fire or smoke going up into the atmosphere

  • I understand it was a minature, or low topped supercell storm, very possibly.

  • WE could have done with some of them Tornado srens and Irememer it being on Central News

  • That is scary !. The music that is.

  • poor quality but fantastic vid

  • Tough to tell in this vid, but in all my years as a midwestern tornado chaser, I'd say YES...this is the real deal. Wish I had more room to write, but here's why..in no particular order. *isolated storm or tail-end of squall line. *obscured towering cu...lower clouds denying verification. * downdraft has carved "clear slot" around the meso. * obvious "inflow bands" feeding into updraft area. * rapidly changing lowerings from cloud base to ground, which imo, sure look tornadic. joel in tucson

  • it was a tornado cause i live in britain

  • It was a tornado which struck Kings Heath, Sparkbrook, and Hall Green areas of Birmingham. It caused much damage to the West Midlands.

  • i live near birmingham

  • Thats not a tornado it just stretches so far out it go's off in the distance and look like its on the ground

  • Clouds don't turn into rock when they arn't a Tornado. Clouds can move and sometimes twist sometimes, depending on wind direction. Just because it "twists" doesn't mean it's a tornado

  • This is not a Tornado. Does anyone see a towering cumulonimbus? Look at 0:20. There is a small cloud at the top. Nothing much. No Tornado, so don't get excited

  • I think it was a tornado!

  • no never not ever smoke plume

  • i dunno...it luks lyk 1 but probly jus the shape of it....duno...i lie in birmz...brapage :D

  • chappers it was a tornado, i live in sparkhill and it ripped half the area to shiznits. also happened to be my birthday that day.u mops

  • i dont think thats a tornado. looks like a ragged section of cloud.

  • it WAS a tornado it might not look lyk one but it is

  • There have been two famous tornadoes in Birmingham, UK in recent years. This, however, is most assuredly not one of them. It's either a normal cloud that looks dark because the video appears to have been taken in twilight, or as some others have suggested a plume of smoke from a fire somewhere. Believe me, I study meteorology and there is no way that is a tornado. There are several genuine videos of the Birmingham tornadoes, I suggest you check them out to see what it was really like.

  • this may not have been a tornado but there was an F2 in birmingham in july 2005

  • Iv never been in one and im 9 ...

    Well i do come from england we have only had 2 one in birningham and one in London.

  • I dont think so

  • Oh the Other Birmingham....

    We have Tornadoes in Alabama all the time...

  • Oh dear. How inconvenient for you.

  • That's the smoke from the oil depot fire. As for supercells; no you don't need one to form a tornado, but non-supercell ones are very weak and are sometimes called cold funnels. In this vid, however, there aren't even any towering cumulus clouds so the atmosphere wasn't at all unstable. The B'ham (UK) tornado was probably on some other day than when this vid was shot.

  • OH MY FREEKING GARD

  • it is a tornado man it did happen n yes i know people whu got so near it like ma sis was in sparkhill on bus n they cudnt get thru,she was shaken

  • Is that Bollywood music?

  • You might have turned the radio down :D

  • yoo i liv in bham n i saw da tornado n it was bad! all ma windows were shakin lyk mad n i was lyk wtf!!!! it was onli 2 mins buh it wrecked up sparkhill, sparkbrook n moseley.

  • and balsall heath and kings heath

  • well look try and look it up on the bbc web site it was

  • When was this filmed?. if it was July 28th, 2005 then yes... it WAS a tornado. I am from no more than 2 miles from where it happened and my parents missed being caught up in it by only a few mins.

  • think ita a bi fuck off fire

  • It most certainly is NOT a tornado. It is a line of clouds receding into the distance.

  • it doesnt have to be a supercell thunderstorm to spawn a tornado idiot.

  • it was a tornado dickheads!

  • That's not a tornado... if it were, at the distance you are away from it, you would be able to see the top of the supercell. (supercell is the storm that creates a tornado) that clearly is not a supercell. look up supercell on google and you'll know what im talking about

  • Or non-supercell storms (or even towering cumulus clouds). Those are landsoputs, a weaker kind of true tornado. As for this, I don't know. People who live near Birmingham think this is a tornado because it was all over the news. There are some clouds above this formation that obscure any view of the top of the storm, (or it was just out of frame...)

  • Hi Jonny, Think your right....thought it was a good peice to film, cheers mate....steve.

  • What do you think it is?

  • It could have been a Tornado, there's been a lot of them in Birmingham the past few years.

  • I'm guessing Birmingham, England. I'm from Birmingham, Alabama, USA! And that's no tornado.

  • It Just looks like a big depressing cloud and that's just Birmingham! No I love Birmingham really! Hope your car is a left hand drive!

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