So you see the passage of a tornado filmed by a drone

Drones are versatile. To name a few uses, are allies of entertainment and audiovisual, as well as valuable badets to reach difficult access areas. Today, we have evidence that confirms that these insects the leaflets are also used to show weather phenomena with an unprecedented perspective.

thanks to storm hunter Brandon Clement, who usually shares Facebook posts that show this type of phenomenon, we get a video that allows us to see the death of one tornado, captured by the camera of a drone.

This air column touched the surface near Sulfur, a city located in Oklahoma, in the central region of the United States.

In the pictures, we verified that it was not a tornado of great destructive power. The prospect is without a doubt incredible to continue his journey (including not on a build-up of water that drags in part with it), until it eventually disintegrates.

"It was not a strong tornado and it did not do any damage, so My reaction to seeing this was pure joy"Clement stated in statements of The Wall Street Journal. He also stated that he had grown up in an area of ​​the United States by "chasing" tornadoes and that since then he had been interested in it.

"I have recorded floods, hail, fires, volcanoes, blizzards and other phenomena, but it's something I've been preparing for a long time," he said.