Wichita-Andover, Kansas 4/26/1991 F5 Tornado - Synced Multicam
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Anyone who watched tornado documentaries from the 90s knows that this particular tornado was frequently used as a case study in analysis due to how widely captured by video it was. Gonna make the big claim that this tornado also holds the landmark as the first tornado in history where over a half an hour of its lifespan was continuously recorded on video - which I intend to demonstrate with this project.
A schema of deductive reasoning was used to line up the various angels that this storm was filmed from - much of the process was made more easily by lining up the familiar contours and shapes of the funnel itself as it evolved.
29 different videos - all from varying perspectives - are featured here. Many of these videos were uploaded in full to RUclips, but many of them can only be found in short snippets from various news reports or educational programs. Locating and archiving many of these original videos has been challenging, but I hope to create a more comprehensive project like this once more videos come out of the woodwork.
This project took a lot of tedious work, and I don't expect it to all be perfectly aligned (there's at most a 5-second margin of error), but I hope you enjoy the effort anyway.
I had seen a lot of these clips in different tornado documentaries over the years (particularly the McConnell AFB video, and the one full frame at 13:20 as it tore through the mobile home park). While I knew the videos were all from the same outbreak, I had no idea that they were all literally of the same tornado.
It's frightening how this tornado shrinks to a seemingly harmless rope around the 14:00 mark, only to regrow into a killer wedge again in a matter of minutes.
This tornado hit on the same night that Dinosaurs premiered on ABC
Really I woulda sworn that was 92 93 but i was in early grade school not gonna fact check 😂
I checked and it did in fact premiere on that same day as this infamous monster.
Yes it did!
WoW🤯
Awesome video compilation of this amazing tornado. Incredibly well done
Outstanding video. You really get a sense of dread from hearing and seeing from all these perspectives simultaneously.
The video at around 29:00 is incredible footage!
Excellent video! Could you do another video like this, but with the Bridge Creek/Moore Oklahoma tornado from May 3rd, 1999 with all of the clips from that day?
21:53
This is where it becomes something like the "Dead Man Walking"
I've heard about that too. Apparently, legend has it that if you see that in a tornado, it means someone's going to die if they're not taking precautions to protect themselves
@@wmavfacebookstyle There is truth to that legend, it's mostly from violent tornadoes that feature this kind of structure, and they are deadly.
@@iceresistance yep. And once it was done in south Wichita and the Haysville area, along with the air base, it would leave a third of the 4,300 residents of Andover homeless, destroy 300 homes, 10 businesses and two churches and level the Golden Spur Mobile Home Park and the St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church before it left town
@BOS37631 definitely. I also once heard a survivor story from someone who lived in the mobile home community that got obliterated. Joe Parsley had been at home when he heard the police sirens warning everyone of the approaching tornado. When he saw the tornado was moving too quickly for him to join his fellow residents in the community storm shelter, he rode the storm out underneath his pickup truck. His home was destroyed, and he was left badly injured when the F5 slammed the truck on top of him, but him and his dog made it through the tornado alive.
Rapid vortex development and dissipation and redevelopment at that stage means it is organizing. So once you see that vortex spawn out of nowhere, it just needed to widen its core.
WOW. Exceptional compilation, thank you for sharing this 🙏🙏
Where did you find the video that comes up on the right at 15:37?
I dig this project
Good video! First tornado I remember. Violent tornado
Was part of a cleanup team that helped a fellow employee clean away debris from her home. So much trauma from this one.
What were your first thoughts when you saw the damage?
Very nicely done! A bit better on the editing by the previous attempt. I like how one video was always in the wide shot.
watching tornadoes instead of going inside is definitely a popular midwestern pass-time
My dad's house got absolutely annihilated in this tornado
amazing work sir
Good job!🇺🇸 😎👍☕
I've had my share of tornadoes in New England. Several times twice going to the store, again in a parking lot, 3 small ones Father's Day one forming over store I'd just left, and 4 more on a Saturday in June.I thought thunderstorm,so I turned on the tv, and when it said TORNADO WARNING, I woke my son, who grabbed kitty.I was put kitty down,if she wants to come she will.
Great videography, Mr. Goat!
"The Enemy Wind". If you know, then you know
Lady: Ricky come on
Ricky: it’s still a little ways away
Lady: it’s not that far! 😂
Hi ! Where did you get the full dashcam police video at 25:15 ? Thanks a lot !
I’ve watched a couple hundred tornado videos. Seems there’s always a wife crying and screaming at the man to “come on NOW!” but the man just shushes her and keeps watching. A real man would already be preparing and protecting his family, instead of videoing and tempting fate…
Especially when it’s an F5. The Greensburg EF5 sucked people right out of their basements. Tornadoes are no joke.
Incredible video