A tornado was confirmed near Elk City in Western Oklahoma. KSBI Thunder TV Storm Trackers followed the storm since before a funnel cloud formed, and say the tornado was on the ground before 5:30pm, Monday Night. At 5:55pm, it was in the town of Hammon and moving northeast at 30mph. The tornado moved into Custer County and lifted around 6:30pm.
The Oklahoma Emergency Management says that 3-4 homes have significant damage, and there’s significant damage to the County Barn. Power lines are also down throughout the Hammon area. KSBI Storm Trackers are reporting that Highway 34 coming in and out of Hammon is blocked off for a period of time. OEM says that mutual aid rushed to the town from throughout Custer County, and Roger Mills County. There were no initial reports of injuries.
Insane video from inside the powerful Aurora, Nebraska tornado on June 17, 2009.
The tornado intensified right on top of the TornadoVideos.net SRV Dominator, and the window was blown out as an intense mini suction vortex passed over the vehicle.
A 138.8 mph wind gust was measured by the roof anemometer as the window blew out.
This video is one of the closest shots that I have seen of the EF2 Huntsville tornado on January 21, 2010.
This part of the world has lots of trees and mountains. Tracking them on video is tough, you will see and hear the debris as the tornado is one block away.
Baseball sized hail falling now in Gilmer, Texas in Upshur County. Reports of possible touchdown.
Major damage reported near Sulphur Springs, Texas
People reported trapped in homes and businesses near Waskom, Texas, in Harrison County near the Louisiana line.
Major damage near Canton, Texas, which is about 60 miles east of Dallas in Van Zandt County.
A storm producing a tornado is moving up into southern Smith County, Texas, moving in the general direction of Tyler.
If you like to watch tornadoes on video, this is a good one to see!
Today is the 9th anniversary of the December 16, 2000 EF4 tornado in Tuscaloosa, Alabama that killed 11 people.
View Live ABC 33/40 video coverage of the large F4 tornado… it was captured live by the towercam in Tuscaloosa. There are over 7 minutes of fascinating video of this tornado on the ground.
Storm Chaser video of the same tornado – View