May 3 1999 - Terrible day in Oklahoma

On May 3, 1999, 66 tornadoes broke out in Oklahoma and Kansas. The most significant tornado first touched down southwest of Chickasha, Oklahoma, and became an F5 before dissipating over Midwest City, Oklahoma. The tornado tore through Bridge Creek, Oklahoma and Moore, Oklahoma, causing $1.1 billion in damage. Forty-eight people perished during the outbreak.

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• tornado
• tornadoes
• may
• deadly
• oklahoma
• debris
• 1999

[maszynista94]

Please, give the titles of all the tunes that appear in this film. I'm very concerned about this. (sorry for my bad english) ;)

[polishchaser1]

@maszynista94 Unfortunatelly I have no Idea what titles are.

[TheWeatherchaser]

@dragonridley IK there is no F6 on the scale!!! And it *was the first time in ten years that there had been a tornado EMERGANCY!!!

[dragonridley]

@TheWeatherchaser

There is no F6 category. The scale maxes out at F5. The scale is actually based on damage,with F5 damage being total destruction. The windspeeds you see on the scale are rough estimates of the kind of winds needed to do each category's damage. And I don't think it was the 1st time in ten years in Moore also got hit in 1998.

[maszynista94]

@polishchaser1 I have 3 questions:

1. Are you an author of this movie? (If you are, don't answer question 2) ;)

2. Do you know somethink about author?

3. Are you from Poland / you are Pole? (I'm Pole, and I'm from Poland)

[reelreal1]

THAT IS HUGE AND SCARY111 i fell sorry for the homes that got damaged =(

[Lala3295]

The first one is fast. Really fast. 0.0

[dragonridley]

Sorry, it can be hard to tell in these comments.

[TheWeatherchaser]

This was a really dangerous tornado they had to make a tornado warning in Oklahoma for the 1st time in 10 years!!!!!!!! I would count this tornado as an F6 because it was just 1mph away from being a F6!