Strange tornado events, some even bordering paranormal
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Intro – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H3XW0N7stg
Windsor – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCOmjetUDDI
Pilger – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyF_pYYe4QQ
Hesston – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PslT4_HwPiM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCUHtyFcRUI
Akron – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3XWGZ7n48o
Edmonton – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s78-9TsDpOI
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4:46 that might be the dead man walking
In the one with “three” I saw a forth
See the Engima Tornado Outbreak from 1884, in particular, the tornado in Cary, NC. It was supposed to have had similar lightning in & around the tornado… and this was a time long before electricity. And to imagine no warning, no radio, and see something like it had to have the citizens believing it was some sort of supernatural event.
This man literally called a tornado a chonker, I'm dead
The third Pilger tornado didn't merge with the fourth. They evaluated the path and the mesocyclone held together, and it continued on a separate path, not even curving around the fourth. The fourth looks so incredible, it steals the show, but if you make yourself look at the top of the third tornado, it is easy to see that it remained solo.
My uncle said that Fremont ohio got hit by a tornado in the 1970s
Bruh said 0℅ tornado
did you know you can see the dead man walking at 3:23 you can see the legs and the arm at the back
I find it very strange that my metro area, DFW, which is much bigger by population and land area, doesn't compare in terms of number of violent tornadoes to OKC Metro Area, although only ~200 miles separates the two areas, which isn't too long…
More than 10 yrs ago Dr. Charles Doswell and a team of retired meteorologists studied the track of the Tri-State Tornado. Doswell interviewed survivors and eyewitnesses who were still alive at that time. He showed them pictures of modern day tornadoes and asked them which one or ones looked like what they saw in 1925. Most of the elderly people pointed to the WICHITA FALLS, TX 1979 Tornado (F4) from the Terrible Tuesday Red River outbreak.
The tornado that was lit up was blue…🤷♀️ curiouser and curiouser…
I know why the Tri State Tornado appeared like a “wall of mist.” Here’s a survivor's account of the tornado, published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, March 20, 1925:
“All morning, before the tornado, it had rained. The day was dark and gloomy. The air was heavy. There was no wind. Then the drizzle increased. The heavens seemed to open, pouring down a flood. The day grew black. Then the air was filled with 10,000 things. Boards, poles, cans, garments, stoves, whole sides of the little frame houses, in some cases the houses themselves, were picked up and smashed to earth. And living beings, too.”
In other words, the Tri State Tornado was heavily rain wrapped. After seeing enough videos & photos of HP supercells, I learned that the heaviest rain shafts can look like giant clouds or mists on ground level. The same thing happened with the Plainfield Tornado in 1990.
Please please do more!!!
They say the furthest tornado is up in Canada. Bro there was a EF3 in orogen and Seattle-
Moore, Oklahoma got hit by three EF5s as well! So Tanner isn't alone. Lived near there for 26 years… We're used to it 😅.
The furthest west tornado I know of id the one that crossed Lake Washington
On the last one I can give some insight. The phomena is called vortex ball lighting. There is a really cool studies on it you can look up. There are lots of accounts and stuff. It's a good read.
2:00 Check Iowa "Everybuddy get under sumpin" day (of the old analog tornado video fame) and you can see a chaser with three in the frame. We had a brief third on Pilger day from our view just east of town that few saw, and Dodge City 2016 had three for a little while, but on that Iowa day the three lasted quite a bit. You should also check out Jordan, IA, pretty sure that was another with a twin or at least a long-lived satellite.
2:23 Difference between Pilger and Hesston/Goessel was that H/G was a clear handoff; Goessel was producing its F5 damage when Hesston was still around but quickly dying off if I remember correctly. OTOH, Pilger's twins were true twins, both producing EF-4 damage at the same time from the same parent wall cloud – not two separate ones, not a split-egg like KDDC 2016, the *same wall cloud.* Ted Fujita rated Goessel as the worst damage he ever documented in his career BTW.
WAS THAT THE F4 TORNADO OF 87?
Used to be a tree behind the house that had a 2×4 sticking out of from the Xenia tornado
Almost like UFO's can create tornados…I'm referring to the last one..
I was on highway 34 in Greeley, Co during that EF3 in 2008. That thing was absolutely wild.
Wyoming: We had the highest elevation violent tornado!
Alberta: We had the westernmost violent tornado!
Me, in Montana, which so far has never had a violent tornado: * sweating profusely *
The Windsor, CO tornado was also anticyclonic.
YouTube has been recommending really good tornado content 👌🏻
The last isin't a tornado it's a lightning bomb strike!
"You know what's more ridiculous than two tornadoes on the ground at the same time?"
Calling a tornado a 'chonker' like it is a chubby cat on reddit?
What website are you using?
Alabama is F-5 valley I live here and I’ve seen a F-5
Never heard of an FU tornado 🌪️😅
Tornadoes are clouds (or rather, they end up condensing INTO clouds we can see) and with how fast all those water molecules and other particles spin in there, I imagine quite a bit of fiction is created. thus, what happened with the Blackwell tornado glowing isn’t terribly surprising. Friction generating electricity
"this chonker"
Video of a local tornado
https://youtu.be/pTMAKUQqbpE?si=OGn2XZO_7xa2mhOJ
One I find very interesting is the April 12, 1927 Rocksprings, TX F5. It moved 60 miles SE and ended somewhere between Uvalde, TX and Brackettville, Tx. I think it had the 2nd highest death toll, unfortunately.
I'm in favor of making "Twonado" and "Threenado" official terminology
what about the day with 7 TORNADO
Ur furthest west is not 100% correct. There was a very damaging one that was hushed up in California.
When that happened, there was a tornado forming in my back alley
You never seen a dead man walking before? Clearly your an armature.
What about the Waco F5 the deadliest in Texas history or Xena Oh f5 on 3 consecutive years
2:25 chonker
Was that the tornado of 87?!
😢😢😢😢😢🙈🙈🙈🙈
6 tornado were on the ground once at the time in Texas in 1995
3:27 looked like a dead man walking tornado
A waterspout formed over South Lake Tahoe, California in September of 2017.
No damage caused, but it was still surprising nonetheless.
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