[mileslong]

Originally Posted by King-RL ↗

I actually live in the area. The footage people got of these tornados is by far the best footage of them ever captured. The drone footage specifically will be shown for decades as the clearest view of what really hapoens in a tornado. If this was at night there wouldnt be much to see but seeing this was crazy. And the fact there was no serious injuries is amazing as well. Glad i saw a local mention on here.

I moved further north a little while ago, but grew up in El Dorado.

I still vividly remember that F5 that hit Andover back then (91).. it jumped over El Dorado and wiped Andover the fuckkkkk outttttttttttttttttt. It was completely leveled.

[Grimlyfe]

That garbage can tried to save his buddy but it was too late. Luckily he stopped and backed up

[OCstrangest]

Ive always wanted to see real video footage of tornadoes. The only way Id live with them is if I had an underground safehouse fully stocked and a steel anchored stable for my horses. Im in California, the "underground-shattered glass-faultlines" earthquake capital. I havent ever seriously feared earthquakes, eventhough Im fully aware of the damage they can cause. If you had to choose living with one or the other what'd it be?