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Watch Disasters of the Century Season 3 Episode 4 Super Outbreak on Bad Day HQ
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The 1974 Super Outbreak was the second-largest tornado outbreak on record for a single 24-hour period, just behind the 2011 Super Outbreak. It was also the most violent tornado outbreak ever recorded, with 30 F4/F5 tornadoes confirmed. From April 3 to April 4, 1974, there were 148 tornadoes confirmed in 13 U.S. states and the Canadian province of Ontario
Director: Chris Triffo
Stars: Ian Michael Coulson, Bruce Edwards, Jason Malloy
Cast
Ian Michael Coulson as Interviewee
Bruce Edwards as Narrator
Jason Malloy as Pilot
Amanda Cutting as Debroah
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@TheNelly77 2 года назад

No matter how often disasters like this happen, we still fail to respect nature. The silliest creatures on Earth.

@kevintoohig9589 2 года назад

That’s human nature

@saragrant9749 2 месяца назад

Tornadoes however are one thing we can’t always predict with certainty. They can develop in an instant, giving no warning at all.

@SimonTekConley 2 года назад

I remember wondering why palmerya and Brandenburg seemed to have no historical buildings. I was surprised by that. It now makes sense

@NoBootyBeauty 2 года назад

There are no historical buildings in Palmyra because Alexander's men burned the city to the ground. 🤨

@SimonTekConley 2 года назад

@@NoBootyBeauty ahh. I would've figured they would've rebuilt the town after the civil war

@ivannovotny4552 2 года назад

Thank you Bad Day HQ for your fascinating presentation.

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@justinbryant9419 2 года назад

i really like watching these thanks for posting this keep it up

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

More to come!

@grapeshot 2 года назад

Yeah I know several survivors from the Xenia tornado of 1974 the most powerful tornado of the outbreak. And my history teacher served in the National Guard and he got sent to Xenia Ohio for the cleanup.

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

Thanks for adding to the story.

@mollysilverman6803 2 года назад

My best friend in 78-81 moved from Xenia to Boardman/Poland, Ohio. They lost everything in those storms.

@Maven0666 2 года назад

This American loves your show. Keep em coming!

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

More to come!

@grapeshot 2 года назад

They said during the 1974 outbreak a man was injured by a tornado they took them to a church but as they were on their way transporting him to the hospital they were overtaken by another tornado that killed the injured man.

@Eric_Hutton.1980 2 года назад

I wonder if he was in Tanner, Alabama. In a half hour timespan Tanner was hit by 2 F-5 tornadoes.

@equarg 2 года назад

Ok. Now that is some “Final Destination” level of bad luck right there. Death missed the first time, so he took another swing😣

@dellahicks7231 2 года назад

We never experienced a lot of high winds in the area of the province I was born, raised in and still reside, however over the past number of years that has changed. We had one wind this past summer that I thought was going to be a tornado, and yet we didn't come close to the speeds in this video. How horrific must it have been in these areas, it is still evident in the survivors.

@juan833blue 2 года назад

People nowadays are taking Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Warnings seriously. So much has changed since 1974.

@harrietharlow9929 2 года назад

As a child I remember when the weather would get hot and very heavy with no wind my grandma would start praying. I learned young to fear and respect such things.

@aimee1177 2 года назад

My mom was born and raised in Brandenburg. She lost many friends and some family in that tornado.

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

Thanks for adding to our story.

@daleschroeder-jm9gu Год назад

HEART BREAKING

@WhiteArrow76 Год назад

31 people died at Brandenburg, one of them was a single mother named Martha Son. She and her 3 sons, who were 14, 13 and 11 at the time, lived on the second floor of a duplex with no basement. All four were killed.😢

@equarg 2 года назад

Respect the wind. Never underestimates it’s power and abilities.

@kyleparker733 2 года назад

And water, as well

@Maven0666 2 года назад

Let us all have a moment in silence for tornado alley tomorrow and everyone’s safety. Tomorrow will be a big day for them. That’s a lot of ppl. A’ho.

@MovieMakingMan 2 года назад

If I lived in tornado alley I’d have a deep basement or storm shelter. That, or build my house underground. If it was underground I’d save a fortune in energy bills too.

@heatherstub 5 месяцев назад

It was especially big for all of us who went through these tornadoes 50 years ago this past Wednesday and yesterday.

@l9685 2 года назад

well. some of the people weren't really caught without warning some people were told about it they just refused to acknowledge the potential danger ahead of them.

@ljmcdonald2703 2 года назад

Not everyone is like that, the weather is unpredictable especially tornadoes sometimes they come without warning and sometimes it’s too late for anyone to evacuate

@ljmcdonald2703 2 года назад

Also they might not have a tv, cellphone, internet or radio to notify them of impending danger

@nilsanarvaez7947 2 года назад

I love these docs, but the background noise overtakes the narration.

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

The audio does not always play well on all devices. You could try using headsets which sometimes makes a difference.

@nilsanarvaez7947 2 года назад

@@BadDayHQ ah okay! Why didn’t I think of that? 🤦🏽‍♀️ Love your videos! ❤️

@TheNelly77 2 года назад

That should always be your solution before complaining about the sound. The sound format isn't always going to be the same when you're watching programming from around the world.

@nilsanarvaez7947 2 года назад

@@TheNelly77 if I knew that was the solution, I wouldn’t have “complained” as you said. I received a reply from DW so no need for you to jump on the band wagon!

@nilsanarvaez7947 2 года назад

*Bad day hq

@hlowrylong 2 года назад

I love weather geeks. I am one of these people.

@janie88ful 2 года назад

THANK YOU 💜 MY FAVORITE CHANNEL

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

Thanks glad to have you as a fan.

@ljmcdonald2703 2 года назад

Who’s watching this after the tornado in Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, Missouri, Mayfield and Nebraska this month?

@heatherstub 5 месяцев назад

I'm watching it today, April 5, 2024.

@mom369222 Месяц назад

Webster A few yeas ago had it's own tornado out break. One of the4 we had was EF3, halfway up the enhanced tornado rating. One took down 3 buildingsll the town was "talking" about taking down, any way. After it went through downtown,it still had enough energy tp spawn anotherone uptown!

@WickedlyMe328 2 года назад

My mom has never forgotten the 74 outbreak. Living in Ohio, she was driving home from work after the Xenia tornado and swore she would never do that again, especially living in the country.

@spunbearing65 9 месяцев назад

We got lucky. The storms tracked north of us. I just remembered the buzz it created that day.

@marsolca 2 года назад

Xenia is 160 miles northEAST of Louisville, I think you’ve had this issue before stating the wrong direction

@549RR 2 года назад

This series ran on television from 2000-2008, but by all means, keep up with the fact-checking.

@plantsoverpills1643 2 месяца назад

I guess one always has to be ready for a tornado in prone areas.

@hlowrylong 2 года назад

My FL hurricanes are nothing compared to these … we have ample time to prepare, pack up, shutter our homes, & leave … God bless tornado alley.

@kevintoohig9589 2 года назад

I feel bad for those poor people

@lucyterrier7905 2 года назад

My husband's cousin was 9 months pregnant & a tornado hit as she was going to the basement. She & the baby were killed when the house crashed down on her.

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

Thats so sad.

@janie88ful 2 года назад

I WONDER IF THE HOUSE THAT COMPLETELY BLEW AWAY, IS SITTING ON A WITCH IN MUNCHKIN LAND. 💜

@sharonharding3478 2 года назад

Must be scary 😨 living with that on your door 🚪

@drewski1535 2 года назад

It was 148 tornados

@randallrhoads3271 7 месяцев назад

theres so many videos about the Super Outbreak of 1974, but why do they ALL have to talk to survivors??..i wish they would make one that just shows the the storms itself, the damage, and the actual city that it is. Bad enough but then they start to renact with actors. I mean, did they really have to reenact the grandmothers death??...just do one that studies and analyzes. Especially the main cities like Xenia, Tanner...etc..