Here’s something interesting and fucking scary if you find yourself in this position. Amateur video filmed from a car during a storm in what looks to be South East Asia captures the moment when a tornado touches down and passes right over the car. Video shows other cars being pushed into the path of the camera like they were just toys. Mother Nature never ceases to amaze and terrify.
We’ve got members here from South East Asia and the Southern and Middle United States where tornadoes are a real and pretty much year round threat that many have witnessed first hand. So now I’d like to give the floor to anyone here who would like to share any stories they have regarding their own experiences with this phenomenon.
Props to @mrspink
Ha! Was that a cow?
Lol, I think it was, and a girl in a blue dress, a witch and a little dog, hahaha.
@alliegrace HaHa! I’ll get you my deary and your little dog too!
Lol!
http://video.vidhuber.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/pov-tornado.mp4
Where I live in Texas we’ve only had tornado warnings and the only tornado was on the outside edge of my city, it never struck any thing.
Wow, I would have driven a six pack away from there real fast.
My step daughter lives in Texas, she says that tornados are prevalent because of the man made lakes they have over there. Safer to live where there are real lakes.
Screw that, I’ll take my chances with earthquakes!
@re-pete I hear you from CA earthquake country, at least your stuff stays put, not blown a mile away! Although you may get a warning of a tornado, they are terrifying as hell. There are earthquake warnings in Japan, but the cheap bastards here are still trying to implement it.
Even over here on the east coast we have minor earth quakes. NJ had 22 this year. I wouldn’t want to live near the Ring of Fire tho.
@borntorun @jenyc2008
My only fear would be to have the stove on during a huge earthquake, combined with the gas line busting apart over by the water heater. Not a good combo!
@re-pete I’ma little superstitious, so when you prepare for the worst, I believe that it won’t happen to you. Hope it never happens to you!
@re-pete Hey petey, that, plus the trailer falling off of the jackstands trapping me inside a burning metal box, the home is a dangerous place.
@borntorun Damn, or you could roll out of bed and break your neck, or also be up on the roof when it happens and fall off there too…
Lol, the person just sitting in the road appears to be slightly confused as to what just happened. On a personal note, I live on the east coast and never get to see a tornado.. I would love to one day!
Ewing, NJ (out skirts of Trenton) along N. Olden Ave and Prospect Street had a EF2 come down and destroyed a tow yard several years ago.
I understand the East coast does get some, however very far and few do they happen. I am looking to see a huge hardcore twister. We have had tornadoes also in Ct but nothing of great deal.
Heehee fuckin Johnny from airplane ✈️.
…@evilirish1 I think that person in street was on there couch watching tv,or some Asian scat porn getting ready for jerking off some 30 seconds prior,when whoosh…tornado swoops through dumping ’em off 2blocks away…hence their confusion.?
That dangerous tornado was perfect moment for Gook man to grab his girl’s head and say quick baby suck my dick…emergency road head!
lol
Ahahahhaha!!! 😆 That guy just appeared out of nowhere and just stood sitting there thinking “How the fuck did i end up here?” 😆
That was hilarious, like he was stunned.
Now THAT was scary!
Had a water spout (water/tornado but not huricane) land two miles from the house about two weeks ago. Seen one way off in the desert one time, have had dust devils blow through my yard a couple times. Seen funnels fall from clouds but not touchdown, a couple nasty coastal storms, and 1 earthquake when i was young that measured 5.9-6.1 nothing major but enough to cut phones off and cause some property damge heer n there.
Where did the white car go?…its like it got thrown into another dimension,or time traveled! Lol.
Hopefully the people in the other cars died.
Here in northern Australia, we have tropical cyclones problems for about 6 mths of the year in the wet season. They can be very nasty and one (Cyclone Tracey) completely destroyed the city of Darwin in 1975 – like not a single building was inhabitable afterward and the entire city looked like Hiroshima after the H bomb (google if you have the inclination). Haven’t had one that bad since (i wasnt even born yet) but they are never the less pretty scary shit……..