Train vs. tornado

[Dabigguy]

Not something ya see every day. It looks like it stopped on a tressle.

YouTube - BEST of Train Vs. Tornado AMAZING!!! Derails & Wrecks Train, Amazing View From Cab!!!

 

[86 TR]

Wow. Unbelievable. Just imagine the power that takes to derail a train.

 

[TType84]

when i saw that tanker come out of the fog and rain i was just like OHHH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT

 

[JOHNDEEREGN]

when i saw that tanker come out of the fog and rain i was just like OHHH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT

Lol Me too, and I see tornado's quite a bit every year here in Kansas and Nebraska

 

[SGRIM]

Man those things are nightmares

 

[87NAT]

 

[jpwalt1987]

I'll take a Hurricane over a Tornado any day!!!

 

[87NAT]

I'll take a Hurricane over a Tornado any day!!!

You aint kiddin Jeremy. At least we have a few days to get out of Dodge....not 10 minutes!

 

[INEEDAGN]

Lol Me too, and I see tornado's quite a bit every year here in Kansas and Nebraska

Aww come on Ty, how many "real" tornados do you "see" every year? Been in KS all my life....saw one funnel cloud in person and it never touched down. Wife got too close for comfort once when she was about 12-13. Sirens go off all the time but your chances of being hit by one are slim. A buddy of mine thinks he's a storm chaser and runs after that crap all the time and has never seen one on the ground.

 

[Dabigguy]

I don't know about Kansas, but here in Virginia Beach I have seen 2 on the ground and had one pass right over my house while I was sleeping.

After seeing what that one did to that train, I ain't messin around with them.

I saw that tanker car headed toward the engine and thought it was going to get really ugly, really fast.

 

[gnbooster87]

Thank god we dont see that kind of stuff here in california, we just get a few earth shakers here and there

 

[just plain john]

Thank god we dont see that kind of stuff here in california, we just get a few earth shakers here and there

And big fires.

 

[GNflyby]

when i saw that tanker come out of the fog and rain i was just like OHHH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT

My words exactly...lol.

 

[JOHNDEEREGN]

Aww come on Ty, how many "real" tornados do you "see" every year? Been in KS all my life....saw one funnel cloud in person and it never touched down. Wife got too close for comfort once when she was about 12-13. Sirens go off all the time but your chances of being hit by one are slim. A buddy of mine thinks he's a storm chaser and runs after that crap all the time and has never seen one on the ground.

Actually Bob I probably see 3-5 a year with my travels throughout the states of Kansas and Nebraska alone, let alone the other states surrounding.

I was in York Nebraska when this set down by Auroura and skipped its way across.

YouTube - AMAZING!! Tornado in Aurora, NE June 17, 2009

You gotta get off the tit in B-Ville and get out and see the world a little bit Bob

 

[charlief1]

I get to see at least 1 a year and have only had 1 touch down in front of me. That was in college and my girlfriend was in the truck with me about to rip my arm off. I was in aw of it and it wasn't more than 150 yards in front of us.

 

[INEEDAGN]

Actually Bob I probably see 3-5 a year with my travels throughout the states of Kansas and Nebraska alone, let alone the other states surrounding.

I was in York Nebraska when this set down by Auroura and skipped its way across.

YouTube - AMAZING!! Tornado in Aurora, NE June 17, 2009

You gotta get off the tit in B-Ville and get out and see the world a little bit Bob

Until you can find some way to prove it I am leaving the BS flag a mile high on this one. No matter how far you travel you can only be in one place at any given time and even if it is open highway the chances of a noticeable funnel cloud forming within sight of you at any given time are slim. On a lucky year you MIGHT see three. 3-5 a year is stretching the truth just a little bit. No flames intended here, but I think you're full of $hit Ty. :biggrin:

start taking pics. and prove you took 'em.

 

[JOHNDEEREGN]

Until you can find some way to prove it I am leaving the BS flag a mile high on this one. No matter how far you travel you can only be in one place at any given time and even if it is open highway the chances of a noticeable funnel cloud forming within sight of you at any given time are slim. On a lucky year you MIGHT see three. 3-5 a year is stretching the truth just a little bit. No flames intended here, but I think you're full of $hit Ty. :biggrin:

start taking pics. and prove you took 'em.

You can fly yor BS flag as high as you want, just drive 1500-2000 miles a week in the Midwest and it not really that uncommon.

You really need to get out of Nemaha County once in awhile:biggrin:

 

[87NAT]

Until you can find some way to prove it I am leaving the BS flag a mile high on this one. No matter how far you travel you can only be in one place at any given time and even if it is open highway the chances of a noticeable funnel cloud forming within sight of you at any given time are slim. On a lucky year you MIGHT see three. 3-5 a year is stretching the truth just a little bit. No flames intended here, but I think you're full of $hit Ty. :biggrin:

start taking pics. and prove you took 'em.

Ty(JOHNDEEREGN) travels alot with his job. Hes a standup guy. If he says he has put his eyeballs on that many tornados I believe him.

The only problem I have with him is that he sold his GN's and has not replaced them yet.

 

[JOHNDEEREGN]

Ty(JOHNDEEREGN) travels alot with his job. Hes a standup guy. If he says he has put his eyeballs on that many tornados I believe him.

The only problem I have with him is that he sold his GN's and has not replaced them yet.

Bob (INNEDAGN) knows it too he is just kicking me in the nuts:biggrin:

Buy ya a tractor yet bud?

 

[GSTOY]

I would imagine driving thru the plains, you will see your fair share of tornado's. I'm a trained storm spotter and last year we had quite a few, but this year has been pretty quiet. This pic was from last year up by the windfarm in NW Oklahoma. Took out 2 homes. Got to see it from begining to end. :biggrin:

Steve