Red Rock, OK Tornado 4-26-91 by Val Castor 

That’s just wind blowing into the camera mic

@@SIGINT007 no shit dumbass thats part of it

I think Enid got hit by a weaker tornado a few weeks prior that was documented by Howard Bluestein and his mobile doppler radar.

I think the Andover tornado has more violent motion in the videos

This was part of the same outbreak as Andover. Andover, had multiple fatalities, however.

@@ILoveOldTWC I think these two were equal in terms of fatalities: 7 of Andover vs 6 of Red Rock

Wrong. Andover had 13 fatalities. This one had none. 6 INJURIES is what the description says.

Yes.

The noise you hear isn't from the tornado. VHS camcorders back then were not equipped with any type of wind noise reduction, so just filming outside with a steady breeze had the effect of sounding like a freight train was passing by.

@@gskessingerable Well, in this case, the VHS recorder was being slammed in the face with RFD winds.. so, there's that. 🙄😒

@@baldwinserrantshot365 They're in the wrong position to be affected by RFD.

Look at the horizontal tube Gene! Oh it’s amazing. Thank God I took today off!

got your message earlier thank u again for that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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At about the same time.

I think that was 1931 and it was just an estimate, but yeah, I heard about that too lol. It would be interesting if there were actual radar measurements for that tornado.

I find that lots of tornadoes don't get wind speeds recorded that often or have accurate numbers or are disputed because people or articles have different numbers for the same tornado . I honestly think there has been tornadoes stronger than the 1999 Oklahoma tornado but they occured in different countries or just didn't get a proper wind speed recorded ...the EF5 that struck in Canada Manitoba on Wikipedia tells readers that winds where 260 -320 miles per hour . Isn't that stronger than anything recorded?

i read that it was 270 mph and the one with the strongest wind speed right up until the may 3d 1999 moore oklahoma tornado that had a wind speed of up to 318 mph!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe the Poland one had subvortisies that were that speed, but not the main tornado.

@@trendmassacre8423 it's crazy how sub vortices can be more powerful than the actual tornado itself

did they give him a hand?

Until 8 years later, when a stronger recording was measured 100 miles south of this location.