Tornado kansas october 2013 Videos

• 1. EF4 Wayne Nebraska Megawedge Tornado October 4, 2013
• 2. Iowa Tornadoes from October 4, 2013
• 3. October 4, 2013 Sloan, IA and Climbing Hill, IA EF4 tornado
• 4. Violent EF4 Tornado West Iowa October 4, 2013
• 5. 2013 Storm Chasing in Review
• 6. City of Halstead's only Tornado Siren
• 7. Storm Chasing: near Decorah. IA core punch, heavy rain, winds and tornado vortex High Risk 6-12-13 2
• 8. KXL Tornado watch south of Wichita
• 9. El Reno Tornado Wall Cloud Clip 2 EF5

EF4 Wayne Nebraska Megawedge Tornado October 4, 2013

User Comments

Johnny Moody commented on 17 Oct 2013

you guys got great footage as always- lots of love and next time your in the area, come say hi or take me on a chase with you- I also got footage that day but none of the big tornadoes-

Iowa Tornadoes from October 4, 2013

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OHWX123 commented on 13 Apr 2014

This was one of the most interesting October outbreaks I know of. Though according to the NWS, the Sloan tornado was the same one that hit Macy and was an EF2. The Climbing Hill tornado was a separate EF4.

John Citron commented on 10 Jan 2014

Nice tornado and storm. Roger were the people okay in the house that was hit?

Fox McGee commented on 13 Jan 2015

i remember this day like superstorms at my house

Drew Lynch commented on 29 Aug 2014

Awesome! Great video Roger!

madmike13 commented on 04 Nov 2013

I chased this from Wayne NE.

Fox McGee commented on 13 Jan 2015

I'm from Cedar Rapids

zilla2006able commented on 05 Nov 2013

nice tornadoes

October 4, 2013 Sloan, IA and Climbing Hill, IA EF4 tornado

Violent EF4 Tornado West Iowa October 4, 2013

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Max Olson Chasing commented on 07 Oct 2013

Thanks for the suggestions! I use a tripod whenever possible like in the very beginning of the video but in the car shots and in very high tension situations you just don't have time to use one! I am going to be investing in a stabilizer rig to get smother shots!! Once again thanks for the suggestions -Max Olson

WickedTornado commented on 06 Nov 2013

Yeah, God Bless ol' Roger.....I think sometimes he does a little "selling" at times with his paying clients. It's probably just good business to do it a little bit now and again. But it could be just his enthusiasm, which is pretty stout most of the time.

WickedTornado commented on 06 Nov 2013

I recognized Roger Hill's voice, but this couldn't have been an actual paying tour this late in the year, was it? Or perhaps it was a quickly-thrown-together gig?

TornadoChick WeatherNetwork commented on 06 Oct 2013

I dunno, i think Jeff Piotrowski wears that crown now that Andy and Tim are gone. RIP guys.

Max Olson Chasing commented on 05 Oct 2013

The guy you are talking about is Roger Hill! He is one of the best chasers out there

Aschmorr commented on 05 Oct 2013

I understand excitement but this guy sounds like a sports caster lol

Frank Avedo commented on 14 Oct 2013

it's about to touch down! He. could. go. all. the . way!

2013 Storm Chasing in Review

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Ethan Schisler commented on 26 Feb 2014

April 8th and 9th smh haha. 2014 is coming! Nice video my friend.

THE YETI commented on 02 Mar 2014

can you connect your console directly to your pc 

City of Halstead's only Tornado Siren

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JK vernon commented on 06 May 2008

The 2001SRN, 2001DC, and 2001AC used a belt driven rotator like the Thunderbolt which required a larger rectangular rotator box. The 2001SRNB and the 2001-130 are gear driven and don't require the larger box so they're more square. Also, the 2001SRN used a smaller box on the back and was slightly higher pitched than the 2001DC or AC.

JK vernon commented on 27 Aug 2010

@TheFiremansavage I appreciate the explanation. Actually the difference between the two is the rotator mechanism and housing. The SRN has the Thunderbolt-style rectangular rotator housing for it's belt driven rotator while the SRNB rotator housing is more like an even sided cube housing a direct gear driven rotator.

twotailedavenger commented on 21 Oct 2009

same here except Kansas City has been 2001 only since '91 after the thunderbolt at downtown airport was hit by a plane during the '91 air show. Within a month a 2001 was already screaming away like fingernails on a blackboard. lol

crispyb317 commented on 27 Mar 2009

lower toned siren and one that puts out more DBs, like a t-135 ir sentry sirens. the best ones are the old CD sirens, such as the thunderbolt

JMAN123436 commented on 31 Dec 2012

The 2001 SRN and the 2001 SRN*B are two different models. Just like the 2001 SRN*B is different than the 2001-130 (2001 SRN*C)

MasterMarik commented on 25 Mar 2008

That's a shame that this is the only siren Halstead has. Are they really too small for more sirens or is it something else?

crispyb317 commented on 24 Oct 2009

that sucks ass..i'd rather see em be replaced with 2001s than whelens...well atleast they're not replacin em with ATIs.

JK vernon commented on 25 Mar 2008

It actually appears to be a 2001SRN, not a 2001SRNB. It looks like it has the normal TBolt style rotator housing.

crispyb317 commented on 28 Mar 2009

no problem. my city has all 2001s...they upgraded(downgraded) the system this year

lordjames78 commented on 24 Oct 2009

hell yea, but they are replacing our grea old t-bolt 1000 with whelens and p-90's

Laura Guerro commented on 22 Jun 2009

OK give it 2 tones and some solenoids and make it do the firecall! LOL JK JK!

foxcloak866 commented on 29 Jun 2008

actually i think these use like 1000Hz tones so they don`t get much distance

TheFiremansavage commented on 19 Aug 2010

@thecompanycar SRN and SRNB are the same thing SRN stands for siren

Jared Heyde commented on 09 Apr 2008

a siren like like this must give good coverage for the whole town

twotailedavenger commented on 30 Oct 2009

hell yes. and if it was more recent, a modulator and a 612 too.

crispyb317 commented on 22 Oct 2009

lol...i wish it was a 2001 instead of a tbolt that got hit.

TheFiremansavage commented on 19 Aug 2010

@tdhooge you sound scared there did you steal this video

crispyb317 commented on 26 Mar 2009

maybe on the map...but it may not reach everyone's ear.

jayhawk29 commented on 24 Mar 2008

Where exactly is this siren located on 6th St.?

optimousmiky commented on 20 Jun 2009

dude thts the same siren my city has!

CricketboyStudios commented on 08 Jul 2008

790 Hz I think. 750 for the 2001 DC

Jared Heyde commented on 27 Mar 2009

do you have a solution that problem

Jared Heyde commented on 28 Mar 2009

I agree thanks for the input

DigitalEagleInc commented on 12 Apr 2008

I think it the 2001 SRN*DC

Jared Heyde commented on 09 Apr 2008

This must be a small town

CricketboyStudios commented on 28 Apr 2008

Do they make an SRN DC?

Storm Chasing: near Decorah. IA core punch, heavy rain, winds and tornado vortex High Risk 6-12-13 2

KXL Tornado watch south of Wichita

El Reno Tornado Wall Cloud Clip 2 EF5