*VOLUME ALERT* seriously, the frequency and volume of this Tornado video captured on a security camera in Russia is easily the best audio representation of how strong, powerful, long lasting and intense a Tornado can be. TURN DOWN YOUR VOLUME on speakers and headphones. ESPECIALLY at the 0:33 second marker and beyond. Does that noise ever give me a headache but it sure reminds me of the EF1 Tornado from April 18th last year. We unfortunately intercepted it northwest of Shelburne in Melancthon, but it was completely rain-wrapped with up to 175km/h winds that pushed my vehicle across the road and then proceeded to toss a 7,500 square foot, commercial grade, stable roof at us. My driver even noticed a piece of sheet metal fly over the hood of the car that ended up damaging a garage door across the road. I vividly remember the roof casting a shadow over the vehicle and even though I had my cell phone in my hand, it all happened so fast I was too stunned to record. Since then, I like to stay home and watch Radar. :D They call it Armchair Chasing and Im fine with that. :) The wind was pretty much as loud as it was in this video and it even felt like a huge tree kept slamming into the car. :/ That same day Adam Clarke, myself (Adam Skinner) and Dave Patrick first met at that same damage site and AC and I ended up starting a little Facebook thing called Ontario Tornado Watch. :D Little did we know wed be this far along in only two seasons, woohoo! Thank you Ontario!
Posted on: Wed, 03 Sep 2014 09:18:20 +0000