Here's a question for the ages - are multi-vortex tornadoes really as rare as we currently believe them to be? Do we see them captured in film and on photograph so much because their appearance is so striking that more people will risk the chance to capture it? Or could it be that multi-vortex structures are alarmingly common as far as violent tornadoes are concerned? Could most, if not all EF3+ instances be multi-vortex in nature?
As the smaller vortex passes the main vortex you can see its rotation get caught and spun into the main funnel just before that main funnel seems to strengthen.
@@cerezabay I know, I've been chasing tornadoes for 11 years, I call it a dead-man walking, because that's the results of two tornadoes failing to merge fully
@@America1776.dead man walking is actually a form of multivortex, not two tornadoes failing to merge. Now I really can’t say much about this particular tornado because of how short the video is, but I think it’s a satellite tornado.
@@ArtForSwansit isn’t always “extremely violent” just because it’s multi-vortex, that tornado looks like an Ef-2 like not every tornado is strong just because of one of natures features
@@AmandaWilson-j3jit’s not a dead man walking. I actually don’t even think it’s multivortex. + not every single multivortex is dead man walking, only certain ones.
I was in Oklahoma with a bunch of guys from California back in 2014, not too long after a bad tornado. They couldn't believe the amount of destruction, and thought I was lying when I told them a tornado did it. They thought the forest had been blown up for construction or something. Tornadoes are nature's most terrifying force.
@@Yourmfdaddyreally? Aside from single earthquake above 7.0 can level massive areas and deal billions of dollars. Tornados are very scary to look at, but in the grand scheme of things, most of them don’t deal tons of damage.
Same here. Earthquakes in WA & CA both...though they can be devastating. I think my fear of tornadoes began with watching the "Wizard of Oz" and a more recent movie, "Twister." 😬😂
I seen 3 next to eachother and then merge into one when I was a kid in northwest Missouri. It was dark out so you could only see them when the lightning would flash.
I literally have nightmares about several tornadoes coming at me. I'm so glad I wasn't there. I've never been hysterical in my life, but that'd probably do it to me.
@angelofknowledge9389 I will. I used to live in TX. Sounds like a train and room on the 1st floor with no windows. 😉 I'm in CT now. Not as many tornadoes here. (Thank goodness!) But that also means I'm not going to be aware of what's happening around me.
I pretty much had dreams where I would see them coming at me. I would be inside a school, camp, or something. Weirdly enough, I have never actually seen a tornado live.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 I have had dreams like that my whole life where I would be in a house (usually) somewhere and can see a tornado (or several) coming at me from a distance and I am freaking out but watching them slowly get closer but they always seem to 'dissipate' right before they should have hit where I was. I have also never seen a tornado IRL...yet. But have been obsessed with them/videos of them all my life and when I was a kid I would tell everyone that I "want to be a tornado chaser when i grow up!" but still have not YET seen one, but i will one day I am determined (im in SE Florida and we do get them here where i live just not often)
@@chewers1 also btw i just call the multivortex 🌪 that look like they are walking "dead man walking" but if it doesn't look like a walking 🌪 then i just call it multivortex.
From what I understand, multi-vortex tornadoes actually encompass most tornadoes full stop, it’s just rare for the subvortices to be so strong and well defined that they create condensation funnels
Wow if you look at the bottom left when the smaller tornado goes past the bigger one it looks like it's walking... It actually looks like a man is walking... Crazy...
@@readyainefire9706 for 1, it doesn’t look like a multivortex. Usually you can see a large dirt circle around where the whole tornado is. Also, how far apart the tornadoes started gives you a a taste to how big the tornado actually is and it’s easily quarter-half mile long. That would make it nearly a wedge which is typically correlated with stronger tornadoes, which would make a dirt circle cloud even more obvious. And usually multivortex tornadoes don’t look like two whole tornadoes with great condensation funnels and defined edges, instead they look a little rough and without shape, and the main tornado usually comes down about quarter way before becoming multiple funnels. Instead, I think it’s a satellite coming off from an ef2/ef3 that’s getting sucked back. Dead man walking ‘nados come from multivortexes, not satellites. Therefore, it’s probably not a dead man walking. But hey, it’s a short video and it doesn’t give much information.
That IS two independent tornadoes. It is NOT a multi-vortex tornado. A tornado’s “fuel” is water vapor. At the beginning: The thin one on the left is deposition driven tornado. Its “engine” is high up in the cold part of the cloud/storm. Its “engine” runs on converting water vapor directly to ice, releasing massive amounts of laten heat. They are very strong, but forming so high up diminishes their impact on the ground. They also have weak to no wind magnifying suction. The thicker one on the right is a condensation tornado. Its “engine” is much lower in the warmer part of the cloud/storm. Its “engine” runs on converting water vapor to water, rain, utilizing condensation nuclei. Massive amounts of laten heat is also released, but less than a deposition driven tornado. Deposition tornadoes tend to be wide and pack a lot of suction, as seen in this video. The suction magnifies the effects of its winds. The suction creates a vacuum above structures already impacted by the tornado’s winds-blowing AND sucking the roof off, so to speak. Cool video.
@@Fahrenheit4051 They are clearly not of one tornado. They each emanate from separate areas of the storm cloud. i.e. the left tornado is not a suction or eddy vortex emerging from a parent tornado. The tube nature of the left tornado is the give away that its a deposition driven tornado. Its short lived in this video. The right tornado has a wedgish-shape. A wedge-shape is the hallmark of a condensation driven tornado. “Wedgish b3cause its not very strong. But the primary give away that it’s a condensation driven tornado is its extreme upward suction. Notice all the soil and debris being pulled up into it. It’s not a very strong tornado wind wise, but its strong suction magnifies its weakish winds. I have a video of a larger and a bit stronger condensation tornado that sucks a farm building into it from a distance. The winds of the tornado are too weak at the distance to destroy the building, but its strong suction manages to do so.
@@k.chriscaldwell4141 So, I tried looking up the distinction between a condensation tornado and a deposition tornado, and couldn't find anything. Not saying you're wrong, Google gives me results for legal depositions. Do you have an article or website I could go to? I will agree that it doesn't look like a traditional multi-vortex tornado, but started either as separate tornadoes or a satellite. The smaller funnel does get pulled in and absorbed into the larger one.
Thought we had a very rare instance of a true satellite tornado but nah, that's definitely multi-vortex as advertised. While true satellite tornadoes aren't as striking and evocative as seeing multiple vortices dancing around, they are quite rare and significant from a meteorological perspective. They're also often mis-identified. I've seen people use "satellite" and "multiple vortex" interchangeably and I've likely been guilty of it in the past.
I've dreamed over the past few years of the increasing storms, multi tornados in 1 place and in places that they are very uncommon, I've been seeing a lot pop up lately... kinda freaky
You’ve been watching too many news anchors. We’ve had periods in the past with way more tornadoes that were way more destructive. The only reason you think it’s worse now is because the news has it on blast all day long. Also because the Enhanced Fujita Scale is based on observations of damage to structures and manmade things. There are way more manmade things around to get damaged now, so people perceive it as a worsening of tornadoes because the news tells them that’s what is going on.
This happened to my friend Dooley. They were at home and a tornado went right by their house and missed them and they were celebrating but then a second tornado came out of nowhere and got them !!!!
Wow...the thinner, more tightly wound vortex "tries" to run past the the larger, then starts to lose structure as the larger vortex appears to "snatch it" by the ankle and swallow it up, immediately expanding and partially breaking structure after absorbing its energy.
I seen Three merge in Geraldine Alabama the ones that destroyed Rainsville Alabama...I live in Geraldine one behind my house two in front all Three merged.....I watched my neighbor's shop explode 53 massive trees looked like match stick neighbor in front of me 2nd floor gone....I jumped in the front door....
That is 2 separate tornadoes, this feels stupid I have to even say this. So many people in the comments think they know what they are talking about, but they don't.
❤ Quel dommage qu'il y aie de la musique sur le film, elle couvre le bruit du mugissement de la tornade ! Sublime vision de la puissance de notre Mère Nature ! 🎉
not to be a total nerd rn lmao but this is a not a satellite tornado. It revolves around a larger, primary tornado and interacts with the same mesocyclone. Satellite tornadoes are not directly from the primary tornado and are not considered subvortices; the primary tornado and satellite tornadoes are considered to be separate tornadoes. We don't fully understand how they work yet or how they are made. But Such tornadoes tend to be anticyclonic and are often called couplets. Which we normal people like to call Sister tornados. What we're seeing is probably due to cyclic tornadogenesis. Sorry I love tornados lmao I don't want any of this to come poorly I just wanna educated (: and would love to be educated or corrected if wrong. But I'm like 99% sure I'm correct
They need to measure the speed of the thinner tornado/vortex as it moved so fast maybe on par with the Pilger, NE tornado (aka the official fastest moving tornado on earth at 90mph)
That’s what I was thinking. The satellite speeding up around the parent tornado is exactly what made the Pilger, NE, tornado go over 90 mph. I think this is either almost as fast or faster than Pilger, NE.
@@necroslayer1546 Right! Super interesting and neat to see. I hope someone sees this who can try and find out how fast it was moving as it would be interesting to know and see if it actually is moving as fast or faster than the Pilger tornado!
That’s a realllly fast moving satellite tornado/vortice. It looks on par with the fastest moving tornado ever recorded and it was an also a satellite tornado. If you consider that satellite vortice an actual tornado then it’s definitely a contender for the fastest.
The Pilger tornado that is clocked as the fastest moving tornado was not a satellite tornado. It was a completely separate tornado. That's why it's considered the fastest tornado on record. The fastest satellite tornado or subvortex belongs to the El Reno tornado.
@creeperstomp2727 in this situation yes I would agree I have had people insist the seening 5 Fairweather Waterspouts at once is only 1 water with multiple vorticys I'm like what not even same kind of Tornado lol
That is NOT 2 tornadoes. That is one multi vortex tornado. Almost a "dead man waking"
It clearly SAYS “multi vortex tornado”🙄
Saw that the first second i saw this short
I said the same thing, that is a deadly tornado
Here's a question for the ages - are multi-vortex tornadoes really as rare as we currently believe them to be? Do we see them captured in film and on photograph so much because their appearance is so striking that more people will risk the chance to capture it? Or could it be that multi-vortex structures are alarmingly common as far as violent tornadoes are concerned? Could most, if not all EF3+ instances be multi-vortex in nature?
It's almost true...
As the smaller vortex passes the main vortex you can see its rotation get caught and spun into the main funnel just before that main funnel seems to strengthen.
Ah yes, the dead-man walking tornado, very rare, very pretty, very terrifying
Not a dead man, just two tornadoes
@@cerezabay I know, I've been chasing tornadoes for 11 years, I call it a dead-man walking, because that's the results of two tornadoes failing to merge fully
@@America1776.dead man walking is actually a form of multivortex, not two tornadoes failing to merge. Now I really can’t say much about this particular tornado because of how short the video is, but I think it’s a satellite tornado.
Those are definitely not twins that a sub vortice.@cerezabay
Dead Man Walking usually a sign of a powerful tornado forming.
dead man walking is folklore and nothing more
@trashcompactorYT it's a multi fortex sign. Be dumb and be dead. Don't care which
@trashcompactorYT ask the people of Jarrel if that's true or not.
@trashcompactorYT no it's not its a sign of multi cortex
@@sharongay9537 the Jarrell tornado is literally the origin of this folklore lol
When the two tornadoes merge together it becomes a much more dangerous and destructible tornado.
That isn't two tornadoes merging, that's one extremely violent tornado with multiple vortices. They call it "Dead Man Walking."
Go look up Dr Leigh Orf's simulation videos on this subject. They're absolutely fascinating.
@@ArtForSwansit isn’t always “extremely violent” just because it’s multi-vortex, that tornado looks like an Ef-2 like not every tornado is strong just because of one of natures features
@@ArtForSwansit’s not dead man walking
@ArtForSwans really??? 😮
It looks like it's walking
Dead man walking!
Multi vortex tornadoes are called the “dead man walking”
@@alikikizait’s not a dead man walking
@@AmandaWilson-j3jit’s not a dead man walking. I actually don’t even think it’s multivortex. + not every single multivortex is dead man walking, only certain ones.
@billy.2156it’s not dead man though.
Tornadoes scare the hell out of me. 😳
And I live in California and have experience with earthquakes. 😬
Oh apparently tornadoes are starting to appear there as well! Remember the firenados during wildfire season? That was insane.
Earthquakes ain’t shit
I was in Oklahoma with a bunch of guys from California back in 2014, not too long after a bad tornado. They couldn't believe the amount of destruction, and thought I was lying when I told them a tornado did it. They thought the forest had been blown up for construction or something. Tornadoes are nature's most terrifying force.
@@Yourmfdaddyreally? Aside from single earthquake above 7.0 can level massive areas and deal billions of dollars. Tornados are very scary to look at, but in the grand scheme of things, most of them don’t deal tons of damage.
Same here. Earthquakes in WA & CA both...though they can be devastating. I think my fear of tornadoes began with watching the "Wizard of Oz" and a more recent movie, "Twister." 😬😂
I seen 3 next to eachother and then merge into one when I was a kid in northwest Missouri. It was dark out so you could only see them when the lightning would flash.
I literally have nightmares about several tornadoes coming at me. I'm so glad I wasn't there. I've never been hysterical in my life, but that'd probably do it to me.
As soon as there's a watch issued, you should be making preparations
@angelofknowledge9389 I will. I used to live in TX. Sounds like a train and room on the 1st floor with no windows. 😉 I'm in CT now. Not as many tornadoes here. (Thank goodness!) But that also means I'm not going to be aware of what's happening around me.
I pretty much had dreams where I would see them coming at me. I would be inside a school, camp, or something. Weirdly enough, I have never actually seen a tornado live.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 I have had dreams like that my whole life where I would be in a house (usually) somewhere and can see a tornado (or several) coming at me from a distance and I am freaking out but watching them slowly get closer but they always seem to 'dissipate' right before they should have hit where I was. I have also never seen a tornado IRL...yet. But have been obsessed with them/videos of them all my life and when I was a kid I would tell everyone that I "want to be a tornado chaser when i grow up!" but still have not YET seen one, but i will one day I am determined (im in SE Florida and we do get them here where i live just not often)
Not sure why Ohio is getting tagged by so many this year.
So beautiful two of them
Damn nature is scary they literally merged together 😮😮😮😮
That's not all. Just the music this thing produces is incredible
Oh Is a tonado called soy vertasies and if you see it run as fast as you can
Man, that second one was going incredibly quick. Music is on point, props to the editor 👍
‘With our powers combined’
Not two tornadoes. That's one powerful splitting in two before returning back to one.
*NO BROTHER THAT IS NOT ANY ORDINARY TORNADO, THAT IS THE DEAD MAN WALKING*
@@Udhek simply just isnt a dead man walking lmao just a multivortex
@@chewers1 i know it too bro
What exactly is a Dead Man Walking?
@@chewers1 also btw i just call the multivortex 🌪 that look like they are walking "dead man walking" but if it doesn't look like a walking 🌪 then i just call it multivortex.
From what I understand, multi-vortex tornadoes actually encompass most tornadoes full stop, it’s just rare for the subvortices to be so strong and well defined that they create condensation funnels
You would be 100% correct.
I’m pretty sure it’s a satellite tornado, not a multivortex.
It appears to be 1 tornado getting its act together .
I've seen tornadoes in different places in TEXAS that are 1 mile wide and have taken photos of tornadoes coming out of the clouds
Wedges.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303awesome
Wow if you look at the bottom left when the smaller tornado goes past the bigger one it looks like it's walking... It actually looks like a man is walking... Crazy...
That is a dead man walk. Beautiful
It’s not dead man walking
@@GAND-OZZ That’s a multi vortex tornado. See how it looks like it’s walking? That would classify it as a dead man walking tornado
@@readyainefire9706 for 1, it doesn’t look like a multivortex. Usually you can see a large dirt circle around where the whole tornado is. Also, how far apart the tornadoes started gives you a a taste to how big the tornado actually is and it’s easily quarter-half mile long. That would make it nearly a wedge which is typically correlated with stronger tornadoes, which would make a dirt circle cloud even more obvious. And usually multivortex tornadoes don’t look like two whole tornadoes with great condensation funnels and defined edges, instead they look a little rough and without shape, and the main tornado usually comes down about quarter way before becoming multiple funnels. Instead, I think it’s a satellite coming off from an ef2/ef3 that’s getting sucked back. Dead man walking ‘nados come from multivortexes, not satellites. Therefore, it’s probably not a dead man walking. But hey, it’s a short video and it doesn’t give much information.
This is what we in Texas call a devils snake . They will strike at you from both directions at the same time. This is the most evil type of tornado
Anytime you see a tornado with two or more funnels,rest assured you’re looking at a very fierce wind event…often many times stronger than they look…
I actually think it’s a satellite tornado
That IS two independent tornadoes. It is NOT a multi-vortex tornado.
A tornado’s “fuel” is water vapor.
At the beginning:
The thin one on the left is deposition driven tornado. Its “engine” is high up in the cold part of the cloud/storm. Its “engine” runs on converting water vapor directly to ice, releasing massive amounts of laten heat. They are very strong, but forming so high up diminishes their impact on the ground. They also have weak to no wind magnifying suction.
The thicker one on the right is a condensation tornado. Its “engine” is much lower in the warmer part of the cloud/storm. Its “engine” runs on converting water vapor to water, rain, utilizing condensation nuclei. Massive amounts of laten heat is also released, but less than a deposition driven tornado. Deposition tornadoes tend to be wide and pack a lot of suction, as seen in this video. The suction magnifies the effects of its winds. The suction creates a vacuum above structures already impacted by the tornado’s winds-blowing AND sucking the roof off, so to speak.
Cool video.
Never heard of that distinction before. How can you tell?
@@Fahrenheit4051 They are clearly not of one tornado. They each emanate from separate areas of the storm cloud. i.e. the left tornado is not a suction or eddy vortex emerging from a parent tornado.
The tube nature of the left tornado is the give away that its a deposition driven tornado. Its short lived in this video.
The right tornado has a wedgish-shape. A wedge-shape is the hallmark of a condensation driven tornado. “Wedgish b3cause its not very strong. But the primary give away that it’s a condensation driven tornado is its extreme upward suction. Notice all the soil and debris being pulled up into it. It’s not a very strong tornado wind wise, but its strong suction magnifies its weakish winds.
I have a video of a larger and a bit stronger condensation tornado that sucks a farm building into it from a distance. The winds of the tornado are too weak at the distance to destroy the building, but its strong suction manages to do so.
@@k.chriscaldwell4141 So, I tried looking up the distinction between a condensation tornado and a deposition tornado, and couldn't find anything.
Not saying you're wrong, Google gives me results for legal depositions. Do you have an article or website I could go to?
I will agree that it doesn't look like a traditional multi-vortex tornado, but started either as separate tornadoes or a satellite. The smaller funnel does get pulled in and absorbed into the larger one.
Thought we had a very rare instance of a true satellite tornado but nah, that's definitely multi-vortex as advertised. While true satellite tornadoes aren't as striking and evocative as seeing multiple vortices dancing around, they are quite rare and significant from a meteorological perspective. They're also often mis-identified. I've seen people use "satellite" and "multiple vortex" interchangeably and I've likely been guilty of it in the past.
It's a Dead Man Walking Tornado 😮
It’s not a dead man walking tornado
@@GAND-OZZ a dead man walking tornado means a multiple vortex tornado that looks like a dead man walking
@@Meme_Makings yes I know, but I’m pretty sure this isn’t a multi vortex.
Yeah for those who might be confused these aren’t two separate tornados the two are from the same tornado
They become very wide usually if there are multiple vortices.
I've dreamed over the past few years of the increasing storms, multi tornados in 1 place and in places that they are very uncommon, I've been seeing a lot pop up lately... kinda freaky
You’ve been watching too many news anchors. We’ve had periods in the past with way more tornadoes that were way more destructive. The only reason you think it’s worse now is because the news has it on blast all day long. Also because the Enhanced Fujita Scale is based on observations of damage to structures and manmade things. There are way more manmade things around to get damaged now, so people perceive it as a worsening of tornadoes because the news tells them that’s what is going on.
Deadman walking
That’s the deadman moon walk not dead man walking
Dead Micheal Jackson
@@manformmongolia69it’s not dead man walking though
Amazing. Great footage.
They call them “dancing sisters” it’s when more than one funnel develops in close proximity
The way they merge 💀
That is so crazy how fast it flares up, within a half second after they merge... mesmerizing. Terrifying.
It's the dead man walking. These are the most wicked twisters in the Midwest. You see one . Maybe the last thing you see if you're not in a shelter.
That's wicked, I would like to see what it did in that one spot.
You would think these tornadoes would be a bit more respectful and go around the buildings instead of destroying them! 😢😢
Sorry but that's how nature was made.
You want mother nature to be Respectful humans have destroyed the planet and kill each other we don't deserve respect.
This happened to my friend Dooley. They were at home and a tornado went right by their house and missed them and they were celebrating but then a second tornado came out of nowhere and got them !!!!
Big 🌪️: let’s gooooo
Little 🌪️: im going this way
Big tornado 🌪️ : no you ain’t come here 😂
Tornadoes are beautiful creations and scary at the same time
When you see the destruction--
beautiful does not come to mind
Idk what's beautiful about this but an insight on a certain mind state that thinks that way
Wow...the thinner, more tightly wound vortex "tries" to run past the the larger, then starts to lose structure as the larger vortex appears to "snatch it" by the ankle and swallow it up, immediately expanding and partially breaking structure after absorbing its energy.
Filming under a tree💀💀💀
🌩️⚡🤕💀⚰️
Ain't going to lie these tornadoes look amazing and beautiful but I would be terrified to be in there path
Oh! How Scary ! LORD ! Have mercy!
This almost triggered my fight or flight response.
The destruction is devastating. Should homes be built underground?
One twister swallowed up another
They look like they’re dancing. 😮
WALKING DEAD MAN NOT GOOD
Great footage of tornadogenisis.
Search we got more than that this year in the month of April tornadoes
I am so glad that I am not the only who saw a slight resemblance to the dead man walking in this tornado
the way i’ve already seen this clip chopped up and reversed with eerie music in the background
Those 2 twisters merged as one
The love of the chase ❤😊
Last several seconds it was coming straight at the person filming
Looks Like They Got Together To Create A Disaster !
I seen Three merge in Geraldine Alabama the ones that destroyed Rainsville Alabama...I live in Geraldine one behind my house two in front all Three merged.....I watched my neighbor's shop explode 53 massive trees looked like match stick neighbor in front of me 2nd floor gone....I jumped in the front door....
Wow thats cool.. great music too
There can be only one!
You say this was in Ohio, but it also shows "Swirling Cloud Descends on St. Charles Missouri"
Can you make up your mind where?
Istg if some kid comments “oNlY In oHiO” I’m gonna be so angry
That is 2 separate tornadoes, this feels stupid I have to even say this. So many people in the comments think they know what they are talking about, but they don't.
❤ Quel dommage qu'il y aie de la musique sur le film, elle couvre le bruit du mugissement de la tornade ! Sublime vision de la puissance de notre Mère Nature ! 🎉
I came for the music,WHO'S WITH ME?
What day did this happen?
Well what day
States Bluffton in upper left
March 14th I believe it says
Looks like a normal thing for Ohio 💀
It's not Ohio
Where it almost becomes a dead man is creepy!!! Like a head n hands popping out...terrifying yet beautiful nature
Bad news there. Dancing witches.
It's one main tornado and 1 satellite Tornado so technically it's two but the satellite name comes from rotating around a tornado or in that vortex.
The music is peak
Amazing
"Dead Man Walking"
Seen this in the Jerell, TX tornado in the 90's
woah its the scene from twister
Tornado doing the dead man walking
Listen.... If hurricane season started with multiple hurricanes in different states, we are f*ucked lmao
not to be a total nerd rn lmao but this is a not a satellite tornado. It revolves around a larger, primary tornado and interacts with the same mesocyclone. Satellite tornadoes are not directly from the primary tornado and are not considered subvortices; the primary tornado and satellite tornadoes are considered to be separate tornadoes. We don't fully understand how they work yet or how they are made. But Such tornadoes tend to be anticyclonic and are often called couplets. Which we normal people like to call Sister tornados.
What we're seeing is probably due to cyclic tornadogenesis.
Sorry I love tornados lmao I don't want any of this to come poorly I just wanna educated (: and would love to be educated or corrected if wrong. But I'm like 99% sure I'm correct
Twins! We have twins!
“Two tornados?” Uh yeah. Considering there’s more than one tornado on the ground lol.
no its all 1 multi vortex tornado
SPOOKTACULAR & VERY POWERFUL.
LAWD! I'd see this in my dreams! 😮
Ohio doesn't exi...
I did not know it is a thing that there can be sub tornadoes wrapping around a main tornado.
Hadn't seen this one!
I think the record photographed is 6 at 1 time multivortex
Where's the double rainbow guy?
There is an ancient native American legend that speaks of the"dead man waking"
If you see him, you are about to die
They need to measure the speed of the thinner tornado/vortex as it moved so fast maybe on par with the Pilger, NE tornado (aka the official fastest moving tornado on earth at 90mph)
That’s what I was thinking. The satellite speeding up around the parent tornado is exactly what made the Pilger, NE, tornado go over 90 mph. I think this is either almost as fast or faster than Pilger, NE.
@@necroslayer1546 Right! Super interesting and neat to see. I hope someone sees this who can try and find out how fast it was moving as it would be interesting to know and see if it actually is moving as fast or faster than the Pilger tornado!
Those two vortices just did the DBZ fusion dance
The way it just stopping going forwards is freaky
They are called sisters
Looked to me like a satellite tornado getting absorbed more so than your traditional multi-vortex tornado (dmw style)
Dead Man Walking. WOW.
❤🎉
Yeah amazing!
Woah!
Thats a DMW Tornado, hopefully everybody was safe and okay prayers
That’s a realllly fast moving satellite tornado/vortice. It looks on par with the fastest moving tornado ever recorded and it was an also a satellite tornado. If you consider that satellite vortice an actual tornado then it’s definitely a contender for the fastest.
The Pilger tornado that is clocked as the fastest moving tornado was not a satellite tornado. It was a completely separate tornado. That's why it's considered the fastest tornado on record. The fastest satellite tornado or subvortex belongs to the El Reno tornado.
I have never seen 2 tornadoes come together let alone 2 at the same time in the same place
I've seen multiple Waterspouts on Lake Erie in Ohio 5 at once several times but never land tornado
Except its a single tornado with multiple vortices coming together
@creeperstomp2727 in this situation yes I would agree I have had people insist the seening 5 Fairweather Waterspouts at once is only 1 water with multiple vorticys I'm like what not even same kind of Tornado lol
You should check out the pilger twin ef 4s. Absolutely amazing
Um, how else could they come together if not at the same time and place?
The video says Bluffton OH... But the Short description says St. Charles MO...... ....
They probably got confused there were so many tornadoes on that day
@@Gabriel-pb6mx Maybe, but they are ACCUWeather, so they should get it right XD