I got really happy when the movie Twister popped up because it's my favorite (even if I was born 9 years after it was made)

If you're at the path of the tornado, who cares about speed limite? Hahah just RUN

It is dave wavey :3

This guy would be great at cinema sins

I love how long this breakdown is ..

I saw a tornado on a mountain during a recess break and it was before the sirens and warnings happened

Very impressive and easy to understand. I learned some stuff.

Michael Weston became a meteorologist

THE UNEXPECTED IS EXPECTED 🌎

Wow. I really enjoyed this video. Learned a lot of new things :D Thank you very much Mr Yeomans

*bUt tHe WeAtHerS fAkE It'S aLl cHeMtRaIlS* 🧢

I lived through a hurricane. Can't remember exactly which, causebi was only like 9 at the time. But it went right over us. We all stepped outside in the eye, and it was the coolest thing I'd ever seen. Likewise, we also got the edge of Katrina. No real damage, as we only had the absolute fringe of her skirt, basically.

4:15 Reed timmer, seen his TV show?

I need this man in my life, I don't know how I made it until now

This greatly diminished my fear of storms thank ye

I'm halfway through the video, but did he react to the tornado scene on Man of Steel?

I live in Arizona and now I'm scared

I wonder if a tornado is very sensitive to its environment, would it be effective to shoot a huge air gun somewhere around the tornado and disrupt the windflow in the area?

Why can’t a weather guy like this be at my local station

Next: Godzilla Vs. Kong. Which monster is the smartest?

2:00 funy the guy be like "you wouldn´t see that kinda of tornado there.."... talking about a movie of the end of the world... where everything is supposed to be going wrong.

Hurricanes are really scary to be in, even in a category 1, it could be mid day and be almost as dark as night

I dont think he understands the earthquake in Day after tomorrow, it was simultaneously existing with the tornados, not caused by them.

Louisiana knows hurricanes lol. Was just in one last October and we were in the eye wall to

the impossible was such an amazing movie. was so heartbreaking and captivating all at once. such good acting and felt so real.

Speaking of tornadoes and mountain areas... Oregon rarely gets tornados, but the town that recently has been struck more than any other is a town called Manzanita. Manzanita sits at the base of Coastal Mtn range.

I once saw a small tornado form in a field. It was small and cute. Sadly it only lasted like a few seconds.

i love watchign dante's peak and twister

Pretty interesting video

Tornados are so pretty. I love watching them and seeing the sky change colors when they take out transformers and turn green. And seeing their damage is magnificent in that you get to see what that beautiful tornado did with all its raw power.

So glad he explained that tornadoes are ranked based on the damage they do. That always annoys me when I watch twister; they shout out "f2, possibly f3" "oh f3!" just looking at the radar or listening to a radio.

I like the shark video

Wow Tom cruise really does look like kootra huh. What the brown

Him natural disasters are well natural

5:00 coincidence, it's california if it's not on fire it's shaking.7:39 last I checked liquid nitrogen was -320 F, water can flash freeze at way warmer temperatures which seems to be what is happening. 18:04 most people are using a truck or suv in this country, they do not need to worry about roads and will quite readily go 80mph to outrun a tornado. 18:15 or be smart and build your buildings to deal with the environment you want to live in. This is a good video but a large chunk of these situations seem to be a bit out of the area of meteorology.

I never realized it before, but I just noticed at 5:08 it looks like the guy got a big smack on the lips by the lady in the poster

Was that the Apache fire I was at Apache lake when that was happening

The way this guy explained how tornados are formed is great! I often wondered about that but never got around to actually looking it up lol. But how he quickly explains it is fantastic, I'll never forget it. :)

omgggggg I know who he is! Hey Austin weather zaddy!

i see this guy on the news every morning , i was scrolling and was like wait a minute...

You mean to tell me... Mad Max is... unrealistic? 😢

THAT’S MY METEOROLOGIST

What is the strongest tornado that a hurricane can whip up and what is the optimum strength for a hurricane to whip up a strong tornado?

So, "Thunder only happens when it's raining," confirmed?

Sharks tornadoes is real ,I see one a long time

The fire in the third movie reminded me of a cool fact: a firefighter’s worst nightmare is an enclosed room that is on fire with a shut door. Because the fire eats up all the oxygen inside and then when they open the door the fire rapidly expands outward and it can kill even the most experienced firefighters

My weatherman, David Yeomans, is better than yours!!

Day After Tomorrow writer must smoking weed when they write the story

I met this guy

I never thought watching a super smart dude explaining movies was so entertaining to watch even if I don’t understand everything

so you advice doing tornado hunts?

4:36 wow it's a natural beyblade guys

Me: "How's the weather today?" Him: Me after 46 minutes: "Woah there dude i just ask how's the weather today..."

Master oogway: There are no accidents

My dude wore his most fashionable weatherman outfit

Living in a tropical country gave me a lot of experience in storms and being inside an eye of a hurricane. It's eery silent and calm.

Theoretically, can’t you make an air pressurized force field of air in a city, to prevent tornados? Of course, it’d only be activated during a tornado, or excessive water?

17:24 Rip Twistex crew :(

No review on Sharknado? How can they do suck a thing

Very much enjoyed this one!

This video was a long way of saying, yea Hollywood embellished and bullshits all the time

How did I get here? Why am I enjoying this?

I'm glad y'all have someone who knows what they are talking about also he very attractive.

Living in the midwest, when we get tornadoes it can get scary

The movie is about changing weather patterns and he keeps saying how rare something would be... It's killing me.

What if we find a way to disrupt a tornado and make it disappear who knows maybe decades in the future we will find a way to do that

He’s very attractive no cap

I've always been fascinated by weather--I can watch a lightning storm for hours, listen to thunder nearly crack windows, observe a snow blizzard turn to hail then rain and back to heavy flakes. Love it and this guy is great.

isn’t the sound of thunder more determined by whether the lightning is positive or negative charged? My yard is like a lightning magnet — sounds like bombs going off outside, shaking the entire house on its foundation.

The storm chaser that died was trying to place instruments in front of an Ef5 tornado. apparently there were 3 or 4 satellite tornados around the much larger tornado, and one of those satellites killed him, his son and a meteorologist.

Iirc that was the El Reno Tornado in 2013.

I really need to see that straw stuck in the tree

Me watching all 46 minutes 🥲

cool scenes

Please do Geostorm

We do get haboobs here in Phoenix, AZ.

hahah haboob

I remember that I read about a young girl who was on vacation with her family in Indonesia, back when the tsunami happened. But because she has just learned in school that water can retreat before a tsunami, she could warn her family and they survived. Powerful stuff

So awesome.

its nice seeing twister in this line up...

RIP team twistex. The tornado he referenced in Oklahoma was the el Reno tornado also it’s the tornado he’s referenced having over 300 mph winds

Literally, the hottest meteorologist I've ever known; hotter than lightning lol.

Guy sounds like Blaziken

Way too many ads.

I have Lilapsophobia.

I love how this guy breaks it down and explains the science of it. He's very interesting to listen to.👍

Now this is how you should talk about the weather

Eyyyyy!!!!! thats my weather man!!!! Go David!!

It’s 2:00 am and i’m here watching yt recommendations bc i don’t wanna think ab school and life. yet i’m here learning and v interested in science-y things

He made this so interesting and his voice just made everything better 🥰 please bring him back!!

Me: plays the floor is lava Volcano: I will make that real lava

There are a lot of words that I'm not understanding lol so I'm confused half of the time 💔 don't understand completely but I'm still watching (English isn't my first language)

tornados in real life: "singular tornado or too tornado's most of the time" -my dream's when there is tornado's: 0:35

All this time I've watched the Day after tomorrow and didn't pay attention about LA getting hit with tornados

I've been in the eye of a hurricane...Hugo, I was inland North Carolina at the time, no less. That was a strong storm. You could even see the clouds circulating around you, and you could certain respect the damage this thing made. The tornado during a Scout camp near an emergency air strip was also rather...interesting. The there was the microburst. An entire bottom of a storm falling out had pretty explosive power. To say weather needs to be respected is an understatement.

One thing that always bothered me in movies was the fact that the winds were strong enough to lift a car but not a person? Ok Hollywood.

I feel offended that 2012 isn’t on here

Plz l want more of this guy!!!

his side part needs to be slightly more to the left

"Breaks down" is such an overused and inappropriate term for expository narratives. The meteorologist is assessing the relative realism of film scenes. We might say he deconstructs actual meteorological events to evaluate Hollywood drama. But "he breaks it down," is somewhat meaningless. He's explaining, instructing, assessing, comparing, or deconstructing. We need to raise the intellectual levels of discourse, not dumb them down with slang.

You guys should get Jess Phoenix on to go over volcano clips, she's awesome