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Man, even your potted palms (royals?) made it, congrats! Mine fall down if you look at them funny, had to employ some straps! Awesome video, seeing the high winds blow through big trees like that is always an interesting shot!

man auto caption loves comparing derechos to burritos

Straight line burrito damage in the captions yeahhh

At 1:38, your captioning reads "lower-end burrito damage" and buddy, I feel your pain. ;-) Seriously this is a fascinating video, and I appreciate how calm and observant you are in the car during the derecho. I learned something! Ok I learned a lot of things like "do not move east of the Rockies" and "earthquakes are not so bad".

I been struck by lightning, lived through a tornado, and been in the middle of a derecho. Kind of a hat trick. For most it doesn't get you much recognition lol.

Was stuck in the one in Ottawa a couple years ago, on the Light Rail. It was rough, and I was in the calmer part of the storm. Had to be rescued off the train once it lost power though.

I love how Hanks all calm maneuvering through the storm, I guess it's just comes naturally after all these year! Glad you guys are okay 💕

I speak spanish and I had no idea about the tornado etymology :O

Way before the storm hit houston it hit in the austin area in its early stages, it isnt even severe warned but I could tell that it was strong and getting stronger, when it passed there were numerous shingles and tree limbs and even some trees were down, a portion of my fence was blown over This was my sorta first experience with this sort of storm even if it was only in its early stages when it hit my area, yeah im a aspiring meteorologist too so I watched this thing from radar as it entered houston too Great video as always hank love ya!

I got caught in one of these in South central Nebraska in the early 1990s. It's the only time the wind has made me face plant.

Who else is happy Hank is back.

North American weather can be insane. This isn’t nearly as serious as a derecho, but I’m from the lower midwest and in high school, we hosted a group of German students as part of an exchange program. We were having an event at a park when suddenly, in the space of about 10 minutes, it got cloudy, the weather dropped 10-15 degrees, and out of nowhere we had an absolute deluge of rain. Then, after another 5-10 minutes, it was all over and the Sun came back out. That kind of thing happens here a handful of times every year throughout the spring and summer, but judging from the looks on their faces, weather that happens that quickly is something the Germans were not used to lol

0:20 Are the dishes on the DOWs supposed to spin that fast?

Burrito time!

I've never heard of a Derecho until one hit Iowa probably 10 years ago. I've heard of straight line winds. I had a weird dream a few years ago, where powerful winds did damage to my house, and the insurance company said that I wasn't covered for "hurricane force winds, because you don't have hurricanes in Minnesota". I was like "whaat?"

@PecoHank Thanks for this one! Great souvenir…we were supposed to go out for tacos for my sons’ 18th birthday, but we hid in the closet instead. The dog was trembling. I’ve watched dozens of your videos over the years. Funny, informative, classy and awe inspiring. Muchas gracias

When he got her with the “never been this scared before” 😂

Nice video! I was wondering if you experienced that Derecho... Now I know! Great work as always!

Fantastic explanation with stellar video and the Best reactionary commentary from your beautiful wife. 👍

HMM... mighty healthy eating there Mr. Hank. I hope your cholesterol is doing fine, and your blood pressure as well. We need you around for a while, you hear ❤

The footage of that derecho was insane to watch. I saw a video where it got super dark in than span of 2 seconds

Pho AND extreme weather? This is my type of content.

Burrito warning! Better alert Reviewbrah

Always park facing directly into the wind. Your vehicle is aerodynamic and designed to withstand high speeds, so use that to your advantage. I have been through multiple high straight line wind events in a vehicle, and knowing how to face the wind has saved my life. I don’t know if you can remember the “Inland Hurricane” that hammered Wichita in 1990, but I got caught in it driving home from work in a little Geo Metro. Talk about a pucker factor…

Looks like a fun time where you were. I thought a tornado was hitting on 1960 by tc jester. Ended up finding cover to wait it out but once it was all over I found 2 manholes blown out maybe 5 feet where they should of been and almost drove right into the hole

But did she get out of jury duty? 🤔

So there's like English English Auto translate and then regular auto translate on this video. Rewatch it with the plain English it claims that tornadoes or burritos probably the funniest translate mishap I've seen

The transcript reads "burritos often like to hang out with derechos....burrito warnings may be issued." 😂😂😂

My aunt got hit by the sanger tornado 🌪

"Babe~~~" made me laugh so hard

In Austin this derecho was strong enough to wake me from a nap, and then just got stronger by Houston.

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Another great video by Hank. Loved Nat's reaction.

15 years ago, there was one in the dc area while I was at work in the Fire Dept. Unreal experience!

This derecho hit me after coming back from a school band trip to Schlitterbahn, Galveston, we were 15 minutes out from the school when it suddenly hit us in the freeway, it was pretty chaotic to say the least in the 3 buses, thankfully everybody was okay, but man 2 minutes prior before the emergency notification was blared out in our phones, everything was calm till it suddenly hit us. Scary how fast they can come into the region.

0:02 was that a freaking kid?!

Thanks

Yeah we were debating if we’d get inside our shelter. It’s very scary.

These always look wild. Massive wall/wave of wind at speed.

I always feel like these ladies are like content props for their trauma responses in these videos. Am I supposed to laugh about her? I dont get it.

I live in the bootheel of missouri and got a derecho in may and it was awful was out of power for a while.

Informative, spectacular and yet very very funny 😂

I was at the Astros game during this, whole left field was soaked

Pecos Hank Speciality: Tornados Sub speciality: Reptiles

Best footage that I’ve ever seen of a tornado

May of 2022 up in Ottawa, we had one. My across the street neighbour lost their crabapple tree. Just about took out their neighbour's car. So many trees were down. We were lucky though. No damage to our place. And given that this was the end to the pandemic, it was awesome to see people helping others with the aftermath. Definitely something I will never forget.

Don't ever stop making videos..... I live for this shit

Thank you sir 🙏