Intercepted 4 tornadoes in south central Oklahoma including the Wynnewood EF-4 and Sulphur wedge. Topped off the day with a brilliant white stovepipe near Bromide Oklahoma.
The second tornado sort of reminded me of the Tri State Tornado of 1925. Of course its a wedge, but the clouds are so low that it almost could fool someone into thinking its just moving clouds.
Also, the Tri State Tornado was heavily rain wrapped. The heaviest rain shafts have been known to look like clouds on the ground. That also happened with the Plainfield Tornado in 1990, the Hackleburg Tornado in 2011, & the infamous El Reno Tornado in 2013.
Actually we have been in a tornado drought for a while now. Yes tornadoes my be becoming more common across the world but in Oklahoma it hasn’t changed much
@@brycehall4995 I live in Oklahoma. Born and raised. I lived on the northeast side of Moore when the 2013 tornado killed 24 people, including 7 children at Plaza Towers Elementary. Completely destroying all of our lives. It was pretty gah damn sad.
@@nenod7151 of course that is sad. I was never saying that. Of course. What I meant was tornadoes in total number have declined the last couple years so that’s not sad.
thanks for the comment. the timecode is for media stringers to order liscense clips from exact x to y times. it also serves as an anti copyright infringment method. ive taken it out of some of my other videos
2:57 Kept thinking it was a shame there was talking and the camera was unstable with a massive timer on the screen. One of the most amazing storm clouds I've ever seen. Truly epic.
