i hate michigan. i wish i lived in texas where it was warm all the time and there is no winter. Cars actually last there and don't rust out. and it's actually warm all the time.
@38clonetrooper don't be fooled. it gets cold here, not as cold as it does up north. but to us who don't experience 32 degree temperatures or lower all the time. it's cold. but i pref the summers here. lots of severe storms spark up due to us being so close to the gulf of mexico. :)
@txngasnguns No it cannot be the Jarrell Texas tornado because at a rating of F-5 it was a wedge tornado and in this video it is a funnel tornado, the Jarrell tornado started as a string tornado then it intensified to a wedge tornado (F-5) this tornado in the video was an F-5 but it hit Pampa Texas on 1995
@birdluver184858 probably not. considering how steady it was. most likely a security camera. or one a storm chaser left behind to get footage of the thing.
This was just east of Pampa, Texas, and touched down east of town minutes after the far SW part of town was struck by an f-4. I live about give miles away. They say that concrete was scouted from a local highway. I've heard various chasers refer to this as an F-5. Either way, a he'll of a monster!
A tv show narrator quoted on this video: "Storms that are one in a thousand, packing three-hundred miles winds." Then they show clips of the 1974 super outbreak aftermath. I remember seeing that sometime back in the late nineties. I think it was called "Tornado Alley."
Lol definitely not. The Jarrell tornado was actually very skinny. Not to mention this is clearly the Texas panhandle given the terrain, and Jarrell is in the hill country near Austin.
i hate michigan. i wish i lived in texas where it was warm all the time and there is no winter. Cars actually last there and don't rust out. and it's actually warm all the time.
38clonetrooper 5 months ago
@38clonetrooper
WHA?
Did you see the last superbowl held in Dallas?
TheJediCharles 4 months ago
@38clonetrooper don't be fooled. it gets cold here, not as cold as it does up north. but to us who don't experience 32 degree temperatures or lower all the time. it's cold. but i pref the summers here. lots of severe storms spark up due to us being so close to the gulf of mexico. :)
Metallocity 1 month ago
@Metallocity hey! where i live, Michigan... its very cold! the other day... it was negative 7!!! (-7oF)
birdluver184858 1 month ago
thts crazy
ps3gammer77 9 months ago
Nope. This is the Jarrell Texas (just north of Austin) tornado, and it was in 1997.
txngasnguns 10 months ago
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spazzburger1231 4 months ago
@txngasnguns No it cannot be the Jarrell Texas tornado because at a rating of F-5 it was a wedge tornado and in this video it is a funnel tornado, the Jarrell tornado started as a string tornado then it intensified to a wedge tornado (F-5) this tornado in the video was an F-5 but it hit Pampa Texas on 1995
spazzburger1231 4 months ago
@spazzburger1231 The Pampa tornado was more ragged and had tons of debris; this is the Hoover, TX tornado.
Gallarian 3 months ago
Didn't they do a Storm Stories or a NatGeo special about this tornado? I think I recognize the footage from something like that.
pirate772009 10 months ago
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cLozze1996 10 months ago
i'd pay good money to see the look on those prisoners faces as that thing passed.
es78xx 10 months ago
HOLY CRAP!!!!!!!!!! IS THAT U? HOLDING THE CAMERA?!
birdluver184858 1 year ago
@birdluver184858 probably not. considering how steady it was. most likely a security camera. or one a storm chaser left behind to get footage of the thing.
Metallocity 1 month ago
One of the meanest one's I've ever done seen.
PupuTheClown 1 year ago
Geezus.
fletcherkcjr5 1 year ago
This was just east of Pampa, Texas, and touched down east of town minutes after the far SW part of town was struck by an f-4. I live about give miles away. They say that concrete was scouted from a local highway. I've heard various chasers refer to this as an F-5. Either way, a he'll of a monster!
TommyJoebowers1tycoo 1 year ago
@TommyJoebowers1tycoo thought this was the F5 that hit Jarrell, TX in '97, wasn't the Pampa tornado a skinier shaped F4?
XxseanlfcfanxX 1 year ago
A tv show narrator quoted on this video: "Storms that are one in a thousand, packing three-hundred miles winds." Then they show clips of the 1974 super outbreak aftermath. I remember seeing that sometime back in the late nineties. I think it was called "Tornado Alley."
nightventure 1 year ago
the sound of that thing mustve killed at that prison lol
xxxRCT3FREAKxxx 1 year ago
Wow very close to F5 i suppose.
Gafgarion222 1 year ago
wow that so big
mudtrak654 2 years ago
F5, I'm sure?
kilzwes 2 years ago
F4 my friend...but close to an F5...I saw the registers made by texas' authorities with an stormchaser name collins or something like that...
tchmotors 2 years ago
Thank you very much!!
kilzwes 2 years ago
Mój Boże! Ale bydle!
SzychaK 2 years ago
this was on my b-day ;)
VanAllan5 2 years ago
No this is hoover texas this tornado was part of the june 8th 1995 tornado outbrake.
CharginChuckBro 3 years ago
Where was this tornado located during the time of exposure? I have a premise that this may be one of the tornadoes studied during Project Vortex.
LawrenceLBurkett 4 years ago
it might be jarell in 97. i seen this one before on a few documentaries on the jarell tornado
kylex102 3 years ago
Lol definitely not. The Jarrell tornado was actually very skinny. Not to mention this is clearly the Texas panhandle given the terrain, and Jarrell is in the hill country near Austin.
TexasStormChasers 1 year ago