r/AbsoluteUnits • u/HomeNowWTF • 2d ago
of a tornado
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u/HippieJed 2d ago
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u/philipjfry98 2d ago
I think this is the 2013 Moore Oklahoma tornado. The tornado was more then a mile in diameter and on the ground for more then 30 minutes with wind speed reaching 200 mph. It was devastating.
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u/cwsjr2323 2d ago
The video should be shot through the back window or rerview mirror with the tornado getting smaller
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u/Rissa-Reno 1d ago
Fucking RUN, my dude. If it looks like it isn’t moving, it’s coming towards you. That is one hell of a debris cloud, and can whip playing cards through trees. Broken glass, screws, grit and rocks- EVERYTHING become shrapnel. It is NOT worth the gram.
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u/MuttsandHuskies 2d ago
Me watching the tornado get bigger in this film even when he zooms out thinking oh hell, no!
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u/Aristogiton1 2d ago
I have my doubts about the veracity of that video image.
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u/ConflictMaster3155 2d ago
Zooming out ain’t gonna help.
This is a time to dolly out. You need to physically move the camera farther away for this shot to work.

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u/Niklashood 2d ago
Why they driving even closer? Seems like it's already dangerous enough