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That’s not el Reno

One of the death storm chasers...

Nah I’m good💀

the wind speed is up to 302 miles per hour in the tornado

bro is talking to the tornado

The whole storm he was looking at was the *tornado.*

When I was a baby my dad chased the storm and had a broken leg

The El Reno tornado refers to the powerful and destructive tornado that struck near El Reno, Oklahoma, on May 31, 2013. It was an exceptionally large and long-lived tornado, and it holds the record for the widest tornado ever recorded. Here’s a breakdown of key details about the El Reno tornado: 1. Tornado Formation and Supercell The El Reno tornado was spawned by a supercell thunderstorm, a type of rotating storm known for its potential to produce tornadoes. On May 31, 2013, atmospheric conditions in the region were extremely favorable for severe weather, including the presence of high instability and significant wind shear. These conditions allowed a large supercell to form over central Oklahoma, which eventually produced the El Reno tornado. 2. Size and Intensity The El Reno tornado set several records: Widest tornado ever recorded: The tornado's width reached an astonishing 2.6 miles (4.2 km) at its peak. This made it the widest tornado ever observed. F5 intensity: The tornado was classified as an EF5 on the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale, which is the highest category, with winds exceeding 200 mph (322 km/h). However, not all parts of the tornado were at EF5 strength. It had areas of EF4 intensity as well. 3. Path and Duration Path Length: The tornado’s path extended for approximately 16.2 miles (26 km), making it a relatively short-lived tornado for such a large storm. However, it was still extremely destructive during the time it was on the ground. Duration: The tornado remained on the ground for about 40 minutes, starting southwest of El Reno and ending to the northeast of the town. 4. Casualties and Damage Fatalities: The El Reno tornado resulted in 8 fatalities. Among the victims were several storm chasers, including Tim Samaras, a well-known tornado researcher. Damage: Despite its extreme size and intensity, the tornado caused relatively fewer fatalities than might be expected. The damage was still catastrophic, particularly in rural areas. The tornado destroyed homes, vehicles, and infrastructure along its path. 5. Chasing and Research The El Reno tornado became infamous for the tragic deaths of storm chasers. Tim Samaras, along with his son and a colleague, were conducting research on tornado dynamics and were caught by the tornado. Their deaths raised concerns about the safety of storm chasers in extreme tornado events, especially with the unpredictable nature of such storms. The tornado's size, unpredictability, and strength also made it a subject of study for meteorologists and storm chasers alike, as the wind speeds and behavior of the tornado were unique and intense. The research gathered from this tornado provided valuable insights into the dynamics of extremely powerful tornadoes. 6. Storm Characteristics Intensification and Decrease: The tornado was part of a larger severe weather event in the central U.S., which included multiple tornadoes and intense thunderstorms. The El Reno tornado rapidly intensified at one point before it weakened. It went through a phase where its width and intensity grew significantly. Weakness in the EF Scale: Some meteorologists pointed out that the El Reno tornado displayed significant wind shear and an unusually wide structure that didn’t fit neatly into traditional EF scale classifications. Its sheer size was unprecedented, making classification somewhat difficult. 7. Tornado's Unique Nature Unpredictability: One of the most striking aspects of the El Reno tornado was its behavior. It changed rapidly in size, shape, and intensity. This kind of behavior made it incredibly difficult for people in its path to anticipate its full impact. The tornado also exhibited a phenomenon known as a “wedge” shape, which made it look even larger and more menacing. Flying Debris: Due to the tornado’s immense size and high wind speeds, debris was thrown high into the air, creating significant risk for anyone in the tornado's path. The tornado’s strong updraft also influenced the behavior of flying objects, causing widespread destruction. 8. Lessons Learned Storm Chasing Safety: The deaths of storm chasers brought attention to the need for better safety protocols and awareness within the storm-chasing community. The incident led to discussions about the balance between scientific research and the dangers of getting too close to these unpredictable storms. Improved Forecasting: The tornado also underscored the importance of improving tornado prediction and warning systems. Meteorologists learned more about the behavior of massive tornadoes, including their rapid intensification and unpredictable changes. In summary, the El Reno tornado was a catastrophic and rare event that shattered records and became one of the most significant tornadoes in modern history due to its size, intensity, and the tragic deaths of storm chasers. It also led to advancements in understanding tornado dynamics and spurred discussions on storm-chasing safety.

For those of you wondering this is reed timmer who is an extreme meteorologist.I see a lot of you calling this the el Reno ok tornado but it wasn’t this was a tornado on one of the episode of storm chasers while they were trying to intercept it.

Those who know what happened to this guy: 💀

For anyone who is wondering what the el Reno tornado was, it was a 2.6 mile wide tornado with wind speeds up to 302 mph. The people in the video were caught in it, I do believe there were no deaths, there may be many injuries though. I do not know that much about it

Joplin at start:😊 Joplin locks in:💀

I NED ORGINIAL VIDEO

Death is even scared of this guy 💀

bro went: WHADDYA GOT and was prob god at intercepts

this isnt el reno?

For those who don’t know on may 31 2013 the worlds biggest tornado ever recorded hit the of el rano Oklahoma it was 2.6 miles wide and these storm chasers sadly died😢

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