Update: Here's WILD Footage Of The Recent Colorado, Oklahoma Tornadoes
If you haven’t seen this footage yet welp, here it is.
Colorado, Saturday:
NEW VIDEO: very strong motion at base of Wray, CO #tornado from close-range! @breakingweather @ScienceByMaria #cowx pic.twitter.com/8X6huOqJQ6
— Reed Timmer (@reedtimmerTVN) May 8, 2016
Tornado north of Wray, Colorado. pic.twitter.com/2TjMCrOHZ2
— Sean Schofer (@SeanSchofer) May 8, 2016
Huge #tornado in Wray, Colorado today.
Photo via tempest tours storm chasers @spann pic.twitter.com/koLkCbvUEw— Tri-State Weather (@tristateweather) May 8, 2016
Check out this frame capture from our 360 footage of Wray, CO tornado! @360fly @breakingweather @ScienceByMaria pic.twitter.com/tmMlTBnx7o
— Reed Timmer (@reedtimmerTVN) May 8, 2016
Wait a sec, there’s NO WAY this tornado footage from the weekend is real…but it is!!! https://t.co/sqqofD0ikN pic.twitter.com/RG4acBxBCK
— KFAN1003 (@KFAN1003) May 9, 2016
Another view of the Wray, CO #COWX tornado a few minutes ago. This Via @monsoon_madness pic.twitter.com/MhpHw609r6
— Greg Johnson (@TornadoGreg) May 8, 2016
Oklahoma, Monday:
Update: I highly recommend you jump to different segments of this video. The footage is crazy.
Obviously the up close Colorado footage is insanity. Thank god for psychopaths willing to drive straight into deadly storms.
Colorado was hit by as many as 15 tornadoes Saturday. The storm system then moved into the Midwest Sunday, hitting Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and Texas. Just 5 minor injuries were reported. The Colorado twister is estimated to have left a half-mile wide, 6-mile long path of destruction.
Then two people were killed Monday night in storms that struck through Oklahoma and Nebraska.
Just your friendly, weekly reminder that Mother Nature is one badass betch. A few weeks ago it was earthquakes. Last week it was fires. This week it’s tornadoes. The good news? Hurricane season starts June 1!