Wow. Thanks for the video. Interesting to see the *live* imagery appearing on the PPI display of that era, showing the movement, the changing of the hook. I'm taking for granted that the motion picture was sped up (maybe 2x - 3x?) from normal.
Even today we don't get the live, real-time motion from NEXRAD, although a number of TV stations have purchased and operate their own weather RADARs and can display RADAR imagery for each sweep though the T-storm.
A classic example of a tornado producing hook echo ... very well defined.
It seems like I read somewhere that when this radar return was first observed that they didn't know that it was associated with a tornado until it was verified that the storm did, in fact, produce a tornado.
This is the first time I have seen the actual radar loop of this event.
Thanks for posting this ... it is cool to be able to look at a piece of meteorological history when very little was known about tornadoes.
A classic example of a tornado producing hook echo ... very well defined.
It seems like I read somewhere that when this radar return was first observed that they didn't know that it was associated with a tornado until it was verified that the storm did, in fact, produce a tornado.
This is the first time I have seen the actual radar loop of this event.
Thanks for posting this ... it is cool to be able to look at a piece of meteorological history when very little was known about tornadoes.
the about this vid was pretty good ton of imfo.couldnt come up with guestion.except one who gives a fuck lol no just kidding pretty cool excellent reasearch and info
@Samhains every time i try looks somthing up everything else but what im looking for comes up haha
skateboy159 4 months ago
Wow. Thanks for the video. Interesting to see the *live* imagery appearing on the PPI display of that era, showing the movement, the changing of the hook. I'm taking for granted that the motion picture was sped up (maybe 2x - 3x?) from normal.
Even today we don't get the live, real-time motion from NEXRAD, although a number of TV stations have purchased and operate their own weather RADARs and can display RADAR imagery for each sweep though the T-storm.
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uploadJ 1 year ago
wow must hav been a breaktrough for meteororolgigsts all over da world
i love tornadoes
they are the true power of mother nature
calfan3 3 years ago
All the infos can be found simply by clicking "more info" to the right of the video.
Legend813a 3 years ago
A classic example of a tornado producing hook echo ... very well defined.
It seems like I read somewhere that when this radar return was first observed that they didn't know that it was associated with a tornado until it was verified that the storm did, in fact, produce a tornado.
This is the first time I have seen the actual radar loop of this event.
Thanks for posting this ... it is cool to be able to look at a piece of meteorological history when very little was known about tornadoes.
mda037 4 years ago
A classic example of a tornado producing hook echo ... very well defined.
It seems like I read somewhere that when this radar return was first observed that they didn't know that it was associated with a tornado until it was verified that the storm did, in fact, produce a tornado.
This is the first time I have seen the actual radar loop of this event.
Thanks for posting this ... it is cool to be able to look at a piece of meteorological history when very little was known about tornadoes.
mda037 4 years ago
the about this vid was pretty good ton of imfo.couldnt come up with guestion.except one who gives a fuck lol no just kidding pretty cool excellent reasearch and info
NonRider 4 years ago
cool!
cmomola 4 years ago
wtf is that?
BITCHESKILLA 4 years ago
READ the comments in "About This Video"
Legend813a 4 years ago
i dont get it
rougem001 4 years ago
i dnt get it
rougem001 4 years ago