5 Biggest Tornadoes in All History
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0:38 Tri-State Tornado
3:05 Bridge Creek-Moore Tornado
5:12 Joplin Tornado
6:58 Hallam Tornado
9:24 El Reno Tornado (May 31st NOT March 31st)
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I saw the one that touched in jersey yesterday April 2*
The only tornado I’ve ever seen was back in 2005. After hurricane Katrina hurricane Rita hit. I was 16 driving home when it crossed the road right in front of me! I was a good safe distance away. It was low to the ground but a pretty good size tornado. It was such an experience to see! Luckily it didn’t do much damage since it happened in the country side outside of Greenwood Mississippi.
Little more knowledge behind the 1925 tristate nado. It destroyed 3+ towns not wiping them off the map but damaging them severely. My fathers current place of residence in murphysboro was hit hard, my town of desoto where 38 school children were killed in school, and Goram(ive been there one time). It was expected to lose strength when crossing rivers but it didn't, it only got stronger. A book called death rides the sky is all about the tornado that day and it includes stories from people who survived it. Its a really good read I recommend it.
Check out Rock Creek Alabama April 8,1998 and the one in Oklahoma the same year. They considered making a EF-6 category off these 2 tornadoes alone but didn't.
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Joplin was the worst in my eyes. That destruction looked more like an atom bomb.
I live right next to Ellington Reynolds County😮😮😅😅😢😢
Ummm wheres amory ms tornado??
Honorable mention: May 31, 1985, Moshannon State Forest tornado. in Pennsylvania:
"A tornado moved one mile south of Penfield to seven miles north of Lock Haven. Ten houses were destroyed or damaged. About 88,000 trees were destroyed in Pennsylvania State Forest land. In Clinton County, this tornado also took down a large metal fire tower and at least one cabin. Golf ball size hail fell near Avis. This tornado carved a 75 mile long path of damage; at times this path was 1.5 miles wide."
Source: NCDC Storm Data: May 1985; Volume 27, Number 5
Very fortunately, it occurred almost totally on uninhabited state forest lands, and there were no reports of injuries or deaths. It was rated as an F-4, but almost certainly was an F-5.
i hate that i like watching these becuase its so terrifying ugh
Love the content, but you're forgetting about the Greensburg, Ks EF5 tornado on May 4th, 2007. At its peak, it was 1.7 miles wide and leveled a town sadly claiming 13 lives.
Just experienced one of the worst tornados to hit Little Rock (AR) a few weeks ago, and have never seen anything like the level of damage that it caused here. It was a lower-end F3 with wind speeds of around 165mph, but it absolutely leveled the areas where it touched down. Despite being in tornado alley and having been thru several previous tornado warnings before, Little Rock typically doesn't see anything like this because of the geography and all of the hills. The flatter, more rural areas usually tend to get hit worse. However, this particular storm ended up devastating parts of the city. There's plenty of videos out there of the event, along with the aftermath. It's truly a miracle that nobody lost their life in LR, although there were deaths reported in North Little Rock and Wynn, as well as injuries numbering 300+.
I can't confirm this, but according to the Weather Channel, the 1925 Tri-State Tornado ranks as one of the worst ever. Not just in the United States but in the world.
I couldn’t ever live in. Tornado area. Never
i love that i can always speed up your videos and still sound like normal normal videos.
I've always felt the May 4 1999 tornado in oklahoma was the worst. It stayed on the ground for a very long time.
These are not the 5 largest tornadoes
I was born and raised in Tennessee an my great grandmother told me about the tornado that hit in 1925 . She told me that there was straw and hay sticking in trees an at that age i couldn't wrap my mind around how in the world something so fragile could possibly stick in trees like a knife or some kind of dart 🎯. It's freakishly amazing how much power tornadoes have. God rest all the souls that was lost in all these tornadoes…
The video you have for the May 3, 1999. Tornado is incorrect. The Newcastle police dash cam video at the beginning is from May 20, 2013, not May 3, 1999.
You forgot halam
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i find all the random stock footage on these videos so annoying
Honorable mention the Xenia Tornado EF5 1974 super out break.
Joplin Missouri is nascar driver Jamie Mc Murray's hometown.
Joplin Missouri is nascar driver Jamie Mc Murray's hometown.
Hey mother nature, take ur damn midol and get off ur high horse and control ur damn kids( storms)! We've had enough of ur crap!
I seen a tornado in lithuania in 2011 i was little it past my house lukely
I chased the Hallam, Nebraska tornado and witnessed it from a couple of miles away. Due to the timing near sunset and the width of the tornado, it was hard to tell there was a tornado, other than the power flashes. It was literally a huge wall of blackness moving along to my north.
Lived in IN for 27 years and never saw 1 tornado.
i lived in arizona most my life then i moved to arkansas i was in a small town called fordyce there was a tornado 5 miles north it hit the forest in front of my house i lived there for 6 months i wasnt scared of tornados i loved them it lasted 1hr not much damage just 4 houses were partly damaged i moved back to az in january 2020 it was very pretty everyone was safe just 3 injured
A tornado destroyed my first home in 1946. Although I was only a baby , my family lived across a dirt road from my Grandparents. My cousins still find items, such as my baby spoon fifty years later. DO NOT underestimate the power of tornadoes.
Or as my uncle said, "Assume the TWA position: 'Bend over, grab your ankles, and kiss your behind goodbye."
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