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The Tornado That Changed Science

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@LongShot-w7k
@@LongShot-w7k2 weeks ago
You're talking about America, they were clocking the speed in kilometers.
@dizzydaisies6706
@@dizzydaisies67062 weeks ago
RIP Twistex team 😢
@ajt1844
@@ajt18442 weeks ago
It’s pronounced el reeno
@RuuddeWaal
@@RuuddeWaal2 weeks ago
Ah the comercials makes all clear. Opera browser, obsolete technology, know no one using it.. Your video, not very scientific by current knowledge.
@RuuddeWaal
@@RuuddeWaal2 weeks ago
The world has ever seen? That is for the last hundred years. Not the 4,5 billion years before!
@Cameron-n3b
@@Cameron-n3b2 weeks ago
If thats your job & you think that you're safe & can't be killed your an idiot & probably should get a 9-5 office job.
@theoneandonlyrebareater
@@theoneandonlyrebareater2 weeks ago
I've always hated the EF scale, pleasantly surprised people agree. El Reno should've been an F5
@RocketRacoon206
@@RocketRacoon2062 weeks ago
whoever is so stupid to get near a twister that size to "measure" it gets no tribute from me. just a headshake and a "idiot" thats all literally zero survival instinct
@gilbertbreitenstein6829
@@gilbertbreitenstein68292 weeks ago
🌪 🌪 🌪 🌪 🌪
@Bruhwtf57
@@Bruhwtf572 weeks ago
Fun fact:<br>The Mulhall F4+ have a size/width of 4.2 to 4.3 miles wide (by DOW)<br>But the NWS don&#39;t believe them so they confirm it just around 0.9 and 1 mile wide
@ceveejosh
@@ceveejosh2 weeks ago
WTF is your channel full of ADS??/ every 5mins ???? seriously.. im tagging this channel THUMBS DOWN and Reported it
@earthsjudgment
@@earthsjudgment3 weeks ago
It looks incredible. I&#39;m very impressed.
@AttilaRZA
@@AttilaRZA3 weeks ago
There&#39;s another(S) phenomenal happens when Tornadoes/Hurricanes created. Levitation, Molecular interruption.<br>wood pallet going through cement walls, plastic straw going through aluminium roofing, woods go through steel. Straws go deep inside trees.
@tombooth3652
@@tombooth36523 weeks ago
🌪🌪 EF5
@rachray83
@@rachray833 weeks ago
If we are categorizing a tornado it should be based on the characteristics of the tornado, like we categorize hurricanes. That an E5 doesn&#39;t kill thousands is a mercy, not a reason to not document exactly what it was. Seems obvious but I&#39;m sure there&#39;s the pride of ppl with degrees and money involved in the decision to do the opposite of common sense....
@jmcd31
@@jmcd313 weeks ago
Im only 2 mins into this film and im already blown away by the footage, presentation, narration and detail. Great work 👏
@boreastheplanet
@@boreastheplanet3 weeks ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iqKPUN09GA&amp;t=729">12:09</a> doesn&#39;t that technically make el reno a landspout ?
@miwi4462
@@miwi44623 weeks ago
So, the EF scale is a practical one - it measures what a tornado is to the people on the ground, but there is no corresponding scientific scale which measures a tornado what its powers are by themselves? I guess to establsih such a scientific scale would entail lots of discussions which data to include in the scaling: pressure (drops), precipitation, wind speeds, diameter ... All of which are defining a twister, but which criteria is <b><i>the</i></b> one - or could they somehow find an mathematical way to combine those data to an effective scale? Still lots to do and my heart goes out to the people who do the dangerous task to understand twisters better.
<br>That Samaras and others died in that tornado is tragic, but I guess they knew very well what risk they took in the first place. I had to think of Steve Irvin in 2006 - you have that kind of passion then you know your life&#39;s on the line. Knowing the risks doesn&#39;t make them go away. Nature has a way of doing things in an unexpected way - if our predictions of what will happen (will it turn right or left?) are wrong, it basically means, that we don&#39;t know enough yet. So again: My deepest respect for those that put their lives at risk to learn more about tornados.
@Mannceaux
@@Mannceaux3 weeks ago
I love how on one video you&#39;re shilling for data protection and here you&#39;re shilling for people who sell your data, pick a side bro
@ski899
@@ski8993 weeks ago
🌪️
@l.milove.l
@@l.milove.l4 weeks ago
will always remember this and the moore tornado 😔
@bluewombat277
@@bluewombat2774 weeks ago
still remember that day. watching it all form and seeing the aftermath in person
@DevaBhagya-u2c
@@DevaBhagya-u2c4 weeks ago
OMG, I&#39;ve tried watching this more than once. But it&#39;s EL REEEENO! Normally Astrum is painfully correct but in this video they didn&#39;t do their home work.
@Dzokhar
@@Dzokhar4 weeks ago
Why would Al Renault do this?
@YetiDashcam
@@YetiDashcam1 months ago
CHEEEEWWWWBBBBBSSSS
@StaciePoole-ng2ky
@@StaciePoole-ng2ky1 months ago
I think they need a second rating system that goes off of actual scientific evidence, not just destruction.
@briantownsend9414
@@briantownsend94141 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iqKPUN09GA&amp;t=1777">29:37</a><br>Reminds me of the airplanes coming back with bulletholes all over and one guy says &quot;we need to put more armor where those bullet holes are&quot; and another guy realized that the planes coming back survived being hit in those areas....the planes that did not come back were being hit in other areas.
@InfiniteEternalLight711
@@InfiniteEternalLight7111 months ago
Weather has been weaponized since WWI.
@bobbybrock2797
@@bobbybrock27971 months ago
That EF3 rating for this storm is ridiculous
@YourName9787-e5c
@@YourName9787-e5c1 months ago
How about jopblin tornado
@chasonwommack5023
@@chasonwommack50231 months ago
&quot;Chewbs&quot; of horizontal rotation@<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iqKPUN09GA&amp;t=300">5:00</a>. Y&#39;all really out here just making words up.
@Xfaction1111
@@Xfaction11111 months ago
I have been wanting a REF (Revised Enhanced Fujita) Scale or a SEF (Simplified Enhanced Fujita) Scale that prioritizes wind speed first and then damage to bring it in line with other natural disasters scales.
@KeithAllen-q7f
@@KeithAllen-q7f1 months ago
Amazing video they get today.
@shawn_harness
@@shawn_harness1 months ago
Somerime i wonder if shooting microwaves at them, doesn&#39;t make these more intense
@ceebeejay10
@@ceebeejay101 months ago
There was so many people clogging the road trying to leave because the meteorologist in that town went on tv and told people to leave.
@dillonparduhn1216
@@dillonparduhn12161 months ago
Bro, when I was little, I didn’t even know what tornadoes were. I was just saying they were little tomatoes were falling through the sky.
@consciouslynatural1276
@@consciouslynatural12761 months ago
🌪️ for sure
@SLinCie62
@@SLinCie621 months ago
🌪🌪🌪🌪🌪
@hollingsworth_hound
@@hollingsworth_hound1 months ago
The Reno in El Reno is pronounced &quot;Reeno.&quot; Just like the one in Nevada.
@jamiepewo1
@@jamiepewo11 months ago
🌪
@Wallakolombo
@@Wallakolombo1 months ago
the british accent is a turn off.
@Toetrick
@@Toetrick1 months ago
saw a tornado once at my grandparents in northwest missouri. They have a big window in their living room, it was a slender tornado, curving as it came down. it was far away, in some field - but it was still menacing looking
@Wally-qg3ri
@@Wally-qg3ri1 months ago
Triple point- that&#39;s a new weather term to me.😊
@TheWarHammer0392
@@TheWarHammer03921 months ago
Definitely should have been an EF5🌪 RIP to the storm chasers that died during this storm.
@blossom9565
@@blossom95651 months ago
Typical American gov officials defying all measures of basic intelligence and focusing on $-impact rather than scientific significance, not to mention all the people who lost their lives.
@blossom9565
@@blossom95651 months ago
This is why I was never interested in chasing one of these mothers. They are so unpredictable.
@TheHunterKiller99
@@TheHunterKiller991 months ago
Maybe it got demoted to EF3 so insurance companies did not have to pay out?
@Glostahdude
@@Glostahdude1 months ago
When you see the sky go so dark it turns dark grey/green…. Run!
@themoose0221
@@themoose02211 months ago
Hurricanes are rated based on wind speed, so should tornadoes.
@coatsaaron
@@coatsaaron1 months ago
Based on the old scale it was an F5 approaching F6.
@peterm7548
@@peterm75481 months ago
It sounds a bit like a mower with multiple blades - nothing can survive contact with that! I didn&#39;t know about this tornado - thanks for informing us!
@hijamhenboy8839
@@hijamhenboy88391 months ago
Hmm watching this after beyblade series feels hope 🌚
@pamelahunter2700
@@pamelahunter27001 months ago
I was a few miles away from this huge tornado. We had debris, bricks, insulation, 2x4 boards in our yard and street. I was in Spencer Oklahoma. The 4 of us went under the house in the crawl space. It was frightening! The destruction was immense! An apartment complex was severely damaged in Midwest City. I’m glad I’m in North Dakota now. We have occasional tornadoes but not like in Oklahoma and Tennessee. Two places I’ve lived. 😮
@XCyberSlayerJL
@@XCyberSlayerJL1 months ago
Bro why is the ef scale rated by damage it should be rated by windspeed
@KeithS-tz6qh
@@KeithS-tz6qh1 months ago
😊not sure we cared that much
@stevemccauley5734
@@stevemccauley57341 months ago
If you’re going to do a video about whether in the United States, you need to use freedom units. The data was collected in freedom units. You had to have converted them to metric.
@nothanksillwaitforthenextcar
@@nothanksillwaitforthenextcar1 months ago
this is why our houses on the plains are made of wood and not brick, it&#39;s easier and cheaper to repair and also no one wants millions of bricks flying around at hundreds of miles an hour
@henryforloy
@@henryforloy1 months ago
Why not create a second scale for its pure power ? A simple power rating like something called &quot;PDP-Scale&quot; (Potential Destructive Power)🤔<br>It&#39;s just confusing atm as it is 🤷‍♂
@amonks4169
@@amonks41691 months ago
It was an EF5 by wind, at least ir wasn&#39;t an EF5 by damage. If that was too hit a area to cause damage might change the EF scale
@KungFuToki
@@KungFuToki1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iqKPUN09GA&amp;t=554">9:14</a> looks like a pug in the middle of the super cell
@amymiller5950
@@amymiller59501 months ago
Hi from Moore ok. lol laughing at why we are listening to a dude with British accent tell us about it. 😂
@88Meava88
@@88Meava881 months ago
I dont care what the official scale says. To me that is about a F5 as you would get them. Biggest twister to ever hit the world and call it a F3. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️
@ModernGolfer
@@ModernGolfer1 months ago
Regarding the EF scale - Roughly speaking, every approximate 25 - 30 mph increase in wind speed moves the tornado into the next &#39;upper&#39; EF level, EF 5 the highest &gt;200 mph.<br>The El Reno tornado would equate, again roughly, to an... <b>EF 9</b><br>For comparison, the wind speed on Neptune would, roughly, be an... <b>EF 53</b> 😮😵😮😵
@YourWaifuTrashliness
@@YourWaifuTrashliness1 months ago
This kind of tornado is what the Twister movie coined as &quot;The Finger of God.&quot;
@WilmerHarlow-ib2bh
@@WilmerHarlow-ib2bh1 months ago
i would say ef5.... wasnt it the widest tornado also??
@Ira_James
@@Ira_James1 months ago
toandado emoji
@Vector_Ze
@@Vector_Ze1 months ago
I question the rapidity of a tornado growing from a small funnel to one that is 4km wide in &quot;less than 60 seconds&quot;.<br>No doubt the monster started smaller, but less than a minute??? That&#39;s not credible.
@ZippyTripped
@@ZippyTripped1 months ago
I have lived in OK all of my life and NO ONE EVER calls a tornado a twister. Might be hard to believe but not all of us have horses and wagons. Nuts, right!?!?
@patwilliams1414
@@patwilliams14141 months ago
I used to live in tornado alley in oklahoma in late 70s n during season almost nightly the police would ride up n down streets warning people to take shelter immediately. Once i heard it go over lile a loud base choo choo slow sound. We were in storm shelter.
@talkingmudcrab718
@@talkingmudcrab7181 months ago
So you use geographic references from New York City, in metric units, in a British accent for a video about a tornado that took place in Oklahoma. Bruh. 😂 EDIT: Also, I know you&#39;re British, but it&#39;s pronounced REEE-no. Not &quot;RIN-o&quot;
@Jboomer8
@@Jboomer81 months ago
😂 you mean El Ree-noh
@U.S.A.1st
@@U.S.A.1st1 months ago
Nature&#39;s shredder. Period❗️
@kermitfrog1650
@@kermitfrog16501 months ago
LEARN HOW TO PRONOUNCE BEFORE YOU TALK !!
@rafael.rimanski
@@rafael.rimanski1 months ago
When you see a storm and the sky turns green, run!
@collinnutt6711
@@collinnutt67111 months ago
🌪🌪🌪🌪
@Marcelino1098
@@Marcelino10981 months ago
Biggest tornado recorded. Who knows what happend in the past !
@bcwoj
@@bcwoj1 months ago
An F5 but an EF3.
@chestersnap
@@chestersnap1 months ago
🌪️ They <i>made</i> the enhanced Fujita scale specifically because the Fujita scale was too subjective. They should base it on wind speed when able to and only fall back to damage as a definition where wind damage is unavailable
@THEDARKNIGHT8657
@@THEDARKNIGHT86571 months ago
I hate to be that guy but it&#39;s el Ree no
@jaydenthomason3951
@@jaydenthomason39511 months ago
the EF scale HAS to be overhauled, it&#39;s so flawed in so many ways. A tiny twister should not be classified as an EF3 just because it hit the same structure over and over again, and a huge wedge like the El Reno should not be classified as an EF3 just because it didn&#39;t make its way toward a more populated area.
@auraearth-888
@@auraearth-8881 months ago
🌪 The terrifying part about El Reno isn’t just how powerful the tornado was — it’s how much we still didn’t understand while it was happening. A storm that looked almost impossible to predict, multiple vortices moving within the circulation, and winds so extreme they forced scientists to rethink how tornadoes are measured.
@TruongThuong-x3v
@@TruongThuong-x3v1 months ago
❤❤❤❤
@aechmaydostuff
@@aechmaydostuff1 months ago
It&#39;s insulting to call the El Reno tornado an EF3. Tornados should have 2 ratings, one for damage, the other for size/speed/etc. more like hurricanes are rated.
@Vernon-gn9wb
@@Vernon-gn9wb1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iqKPUN09GA&amp;t=1797">29:57</a> yeah the classification system is definitely flawed. You\nWould think it would be intuitive like hurricane classification
@robertrichards4974
@@robertrichards49741 months ago
Ree-know, not Renno.
@grymmline_6832
@@grymmline_68321 months ago
the tornado grading scale is so ridiculous. If a sporadic tornado with multiple sub vortices and winds that are almost as fast as the fastest winds ever recorded isn&#39;t considered one of the most dangerous then idk what is.
@loronope
@@loronope1 months ago
disappointed in the AI script
@IdleCheez
@@IdleCheez1 months ago
i bet this affected real estate and construction/material costs so it was downgraded to EF3--so you know it was cheaper for land developers to do business....
@starblazer2012
@@starblazer20121 months ago
No. That should have been an easy EF-5.
@Melchezidek
@@Melchezidek1 months ago
Tornado Alley has changed! Illinois Getting tornadoes every other day. Including today
@Racer_Car6
@@Racer_Car61 months ago
The El Reno in may 31st 2013 has 2 nick names the El Reno of Death and the Finger of gods it was the biggest tornado in history of 2.6 miles wide
@Arcaronss
@@Arcaronss1 months ago
The El Reno tornado was angry because it was misgendered!
@amitaoh-c5b
@@amitaoh-c5b1 months ago
it shold be ef6
@mellchiril
@@mellchiril1 months ago
since tornadoes are measured by the amount of damage they cause, and America always wants to be the biggest and the bestest, they&#39;ll want the biggest and bestest tornadoes. My hypothesis is that they build their houses out of matchsticks in hopes of getting to an EF5 rating by letting the tornado do as much damage as possible.
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