The Divernon, Illinois Tornado | Long-Form Storm Chasing VLOG #11 |

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• SH

  @Shadow-prophet777 · 7 months ago

  That loud lightning strike at about 15 minutes scared the crap out of me lol literally had me going damn lol

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• CH

  @ChrisAthey-y2d · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bNJ4zX2mis&amp;t=1450">24:10</a> Did you also notice while chasing this tornado down that road how strange it was that it didn’t do much damage to those full grown crop fields. I would have expected a lot of those crops to be ripped up and tossed in the air. At least shredded up and laid down more, it seems like that tornados strongest wind it had must have been just 5-10 ft above surface and at the surface it was just like strong wind you see from a thunderstorm maybe 70-80 mph at surface or those crops would have been much more damaged and you would see them flying in the air. But the size and spin of that tornado around the time in video I’m commenting on had to have been at least 120-160mph . Just those strong winds seemed to be to 5-10 ft off surface and above. All tornadoes are so unique which makes them all so fascinating. I’ve seen much smaller tornadoes with extreme violent wind at surface and not even have a full condensed circulation all the way up to base of wall cloud. They are a very strange phenomenon that is for certain. Thank you for your great coverage and video you produce of these special weather phenomena!

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• RE

  @reaxangel1831 · 1 year ago

  This is great. Ive lived in Divernon my whole life and this is the most visually impressive storm ive seen. There was one cigar shaped one that formed outside of town when i was really REALLY young but this is beautiful to watch

• DE

  @deepcoolclear · 6 years ago

  Nice cinematography without screaming and shouting like others

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• PA

  @patf7474 · 1 year ago

  This was a storm I was watching on a live feed. I called my friend who is a farmer to let her know this was coming. She was driving to go see a softball game. She was driving right into this storm.

• JE

  @jennmichelle2 · 6 months ago (edited)

  Great call! You&apos;d think you knew what you&apos;re talking about or something. &nbsp;😉😁🌪 That lightning was brutal! Yikes! 🌩

• DI

  @DianeBall-go4iv · 1 year ago

  You guys are great 👍

• J0

  @j0sh368 · 6 years ago

  we had a yellow sunset that day down in bond county after the storm, it was really yellow

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• CH

  @ChoskarChulian · 6 years ago (edited)

  Aight, Im at 32 minutes and that was rly friggin dope, pretty unusual setup from my amateur understanding. diggin the long format, makes it different than pecos<br><br>I fucking love this, dont got a channel that does it like this, also, at the end I didn´t mind the face shots at all, when you were all excited and shit and walkie-talking

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• LU

  @lukebarrette6045 · 6 years ago

  Love these types of videos!!

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• NA

  @nanwilder2853 · 6 years ago

  It would be nice if, when you use acronyms—as in the beginning of this video—you show the terms on-screen. <br>We are not all meteorologists, or even storm chasers, but watch for education, as much as entertainment.<br>Thank you for your minimal use of music, and nice long stretches of only natural, ambient sound. It’s as “real” as video gets!

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• GE

  @geggy5789 · 6 years ago

  Fantastic footage. I don&apos;t blame you for using the V word, that tornado looked pissed. I just really got into severe weather about a year ago but I&apos;ve always thought it was interesting ever since my city took a hit from 2 F2 tornadoes back in 2006 when I was 5. Seeing storms like this so close to where I live makes me want to get out and actually chase next storm season. Great vlog style video of the whole chase! It gave me a little bit of Pecos Hank vibes.