A Swede reacts to: The Forgotten F5 and Nashville F3, 1998 April 16th (Overcast)
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do my hometown, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_Great_Barrington_tornado
lol. If you can find any good footage. Did a paper on it for my meteorology classes.
From my limited knowledge, anchor bolts are thick metal bolts, that bolt wall frames and the like to the concrete foundation. So, if a house built with them was swept clean, it would mean that there was enough force to either shear the bolts, or rip them from the concrete.
I’ve lived my entire life (75 years) in tornado alley. Several tornado victims have said that a tornado sounds like a freight train so I suspect that was what you were hearing.
Anchor bolts secure structural elements to concrete. 😊
I lived through this tornado. I was scared to death and could not reach my parents or husband at work. My office building was evacuated to the lowest level. It was very frightening. I am a native Nashvillian, born and raised. Thank God no one in my family was injured. 🙏🏻🇺🇸
Hey Recky, your probably going to bed about now. Anchor bolts are specially designed bolts to anchor things to concrete. They go from 1/4", approximately 7 mm,up to 3", about 7.6cm in diameter. The length varies depending on the weight to be held. A house built on a concrete slab will usually be anchored with 1/2" bolts 6-9" long every 2 meters through the center of the base board of the exterior wall. Each bolt is more than capable of holding over 2000 lb. of straight pull, and even more at a 90 degree angle. I used these types of bolts for over 30 years in the fire sprinkler/steam fitter trade, even using them to lift and position diesel fire pumps with hoists anchored into concrete cielings. For that we used 3/4" bolts x9" long, or 1.9cm x 23cm. The meteric is an close approximation.😂 Most likely they get even larger and longer, but I have never seen anything over a 3" X 5' bolt my self.
OMG so much math.. lol
To add to the first comment, the anchor bolt will usually have a J hook that is embedded into the concrete with the threaded portion going up through holes drilled in wooden sill plate, the nuts are tightened down on to the 2x4 board minimizing any air gaps where wind can get under the sill plate in which the rest of the framing is attached to.
Three years ago another tornado struck Nashville and stayed on the ground for 80 miles. The Cookeville tornado mentioned by the speaker near the end of the video was the same tornado that hit Nashville that day. It passed less than half a mile north of my parents' house and felled several trees on their property.
Recky, you have seen what a major tornado can do when hitting a city, you have seen the 2011 EF-4 Tuscaloosa tornado, as that one hit the downtown part of that city.
I had satellite tv at the time and one of the stations I got was in Nashville. I remember watching this live.
See if you can find La Plata, MD F5 storm. The Navy did an aerial map immediatele after the storm and the line went from La Plata to Benedict, MD. Additionally there were two water spouts [ tornado over water] one near the nuclear plant!
Wow. Amazing that it left a mark you can see from space!
It’s freaking me out!
Anchor bolts secure the structure to the foundation
This tornado warning was seen as a joke to some people in the city because of the myth that large cities don't get tornados... Many lost faith in that belief immediately after
I was in the Nashville tornado. It went right over my head as it entered the city. I lived on the outskirts of Nashville and the tornado was still descending when it went over my house. It took off part of the chimney and toppled an apple tree in my yard. Half a mile down it hit the ground and started tearing up things properly. It was a near miss for me. All of East Nashville was a sea of blue tarps because no one had a roof anymore as far as you could see.❤️🤗🐝
My town was was affected by this outbreak too I live in Unionville teeneese luckily it was just a weak ef 1
One of my company's warehouses that is in Nashville got pretty much destroyed in the 2020 tornado. Just a storage warehouse for co.puters to be sent to schools and other places
Unfortunately, smaller towns will always be overlooked when there's damage to nearby cities. Take Hurricane Harvey in Houston. It was bad. B.A.D. We got 2 feet of rain in 24 hours, and it just sat right on top of us. The damage was tremendous, but assistance was thankfully pouring in. Some smaller towns to our sw were basically gone though, and the aid wasn't going in their direction. It's sad really.
i wasn't alive for the 1998 tornado but I certainly was for 2020! Even scarier because that storm came through at night!
i got pictures from family's work the next day of a wall entirely blown out by debris.
later that month I went to see the damage in Germantown and East Nashville-- a lot got cleaned up real fast, but so many houses had tarps as roofs for so long.
I would love a direct link to this video! That way, I can view it full screen and get a better look at the scar left behind that is visible to this day!
PS Tornado went by about 2 miles from my house!
Ohh this one?
@@Reckyj La Plata one.
"no one" was killed but countless animals...that's not "no one" then is it? narrator needs to specify no human life was lost.
the fuckin opening theme music threw me off guard XD