Oklahoma tornado last night Videos

@Tornado1994 That tornado in Enterprise, Alabama was actually rated an EF4. The 8 students in that high school that were killed were doing the standard procedure -getting in the hallway - and they still were killed. Also in the south - as opposed to the plains - the topography is hilly and there are many trees, making it harder to spot them and they are usually rain-wrapped, as well, making them at least partially invisible.

When that happened, I was huddled with a bunch of my friends in the basement of the girl's dorm at SNU. The lights were all out and we had a battery-powered radio. We could hear the announcer talking about the tornado he was watching as though he were giving a play-by-play on a football game. When he said that it was at Ann Arbor and 50th Street, my friends were like, "Ok, it would be a good idea to pray. NOW!!!"

@ILovestorms I see, ther Ozarks or deep south. Like Fort Smith,AK(in '96 an F4 killed several people and Alabama( 2007's Enterprise EF 3 twister that killed 8 people and leveled a high school.)

These were the same people at I think in Moore the previous day and they nearly got killed by that tornado. It just feet away and that storm chaser ran and nearly dropped the camera.

As we were praying, we heard the announcer say, "It's lifting! It's lifting!" That tornado jumped right over the building we were in and touched down about a block away!

@Tornado1994 not to be nit-picky, but that one was an F3 with sporadic F4 damage. But you do have a point, it seems like that area of Moore gets hit over and over.

Okahoma has the largest and deadlest tornadoes i've ever seen. It's also eerie that a F5 Tornado hit Moore exaclty 4 years after the May 3,1999 storm.

@856956sinewavetones nope he was actually featured on several tv shows and is normal in stature

that thing was right on top of us! serious, i was right there when the tornado hit

Look for the tornado at 00:21 during the power flash. You can tell it's a wedge.

wow POWER FLASH! you guys need to smoke pot or something.

I was 0 years old when yhe storm hit it damaged my house.

dude your name is awsome. glad you guys were ok..

@856956sinewavetones I agree.

I smacked that tornado

whre is a tornado

haha

+Riley Shaw  It's been a few years ago, but it was about 30 min after dark

+youtubersare myspiritanimals wow but wait was that a ef2

this was a horrible tornado! I can't believe anyone would have to deal with this

+zero ice yeah, yeah wow!!!!

+CaptKundalini I disagree with your assessment. They did get a bit close, but that's part of how chasing works. Tornadoes change direction without warning and move so fast that even seasoned chasers can get caught out. In this case, the chase was a very dangerous night one, where everyone had to remain focused and keep close track of the incoming data, since actual visual wasn't possible most of the time. These guys worked together, and stayed calm, even with flying debris, (which would have scared the pants offa me!) and they found a route out and sought brief shelter against sturdy buildings. There was no screaming, no loss of communication, no arguing or any of the things often seen in videos where adventurers fail. All in all, I'll give 'em a pass on this one for keeping their cool and being aware at all times which direction they were going vs the storm.

Ok I found where the Bar K Mobile Home park was. After seeing what was left of the mobile home park this tornado was extremely devastating leaving only 3 of the 30 mobile homes that were in the park. Not to mention some of the homes close by were completely gone gifving it the EF4 Rating.

February 10, 2009 brought a rare Oklahoma killer tornado, deadliest of the year thus far, with 8 fatalities. Rated EF4, it was the strongest and deadliest tornado during February in Oklahoma in records dating back to 1880.

i was at the basketball game when we heard of the tornado coming. my friend took me to her place and we hid in her aunt's shelter. when it was over her mom took me home and on the way there we saw a lot of damage.

A nice time lapse of sunset that dissolves into a nightmarish situation: a tornado, after dark, only seen when backlit by lightning. GEEZ. THAT'S scary. My heart breaks for those, affected.

Happened on my birthdayi lived in ardmore around the time it scared me now I'm McAlester and a tornadoes is about to land down in hartsorne 

Good shots and stills on the tornado. I was chasing that same day in the Yukon and Oklahoma City area when things started firing up.

where is the Bar K Mobil Home Park. Not one news article said exactly where it was located. Was it on Brock Road or ???????

thanks for sharing the Lone Grove tornado. Will Lone Grove build back Green like Greensburg, KS has done?

my relative live in armdmore which is just 5miles apart from it . 

i remember that day my mom was freakin out but i wasnt

Great footage and amazing time lapse with the sunset.

It missed my Moms house by half mile, Thank God.

Good video man. Very scary stuff.