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Want to see a F4 tornado on the ground?

tornado on the ground

tornado on the ground

stupid gary england

/recalling oklahoma's may something something tornado
 
hehehehe


"Could someone please tilt the camera down. Ok. Now, zoom in. Zoom in. Zoom in. Ok, now tilt up. Tilt up. Tilt up. Ok. Now get rid of the graphic. Now tilt down. Tilt down. Tilt down. Can we can someone who can work this camera?"
 
Thing that pissed me off about Al, was that his little convoy held up search and rescue, and the damage survey so he could tour the area.
 
Originally posted by: Millennium
Thing that pissed me off about Al, was that his little convoy held up search and rescue, and the damage survey so he could tour the area.
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Thats real nice...........:disgust:
 
Originally posted by: awg
Originally posted by: Millennium
Thing that pissed me off about Al, was that his little convoy held up search and rescue, and the damage survey so he could tour the area.
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Thats real nice...........:disgust:
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Had to get the photo op in
 
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Originally posted by: Millennium
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Here's some pics of the F5 that hit my town, and some of the aftereffects.
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Yeah I remember those two. Didn't the NWS get upset about the storm survey done out there?
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I'm not sure what you mean.
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Read this. The Baltimore/Wash WFO was not familiar with damaging tornadoes and that inaccurately labeled some damage as F5. Then that information was given to the media and they forgot to state it was preliminary. Later on the NWS and the storm survey teamed lowered the rating to F4 because they overrated the damage to a certain structure. Basically: The survey team got real excited; inaccurately scaled the tornado; and then they released it to the press. The NWS was less than enthused.
 
Originally posted by: Millennium
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Originally posted by: Millennium
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Here's some pics of the F5 that hit my town, and some of the aftereffects.
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Yeah I remember those two. Didn't the NWS get upset about the storm survey done out there?
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I'm not sure what you mean.
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Read this. The Baltimore/Wash WFO was not familiar with damaging tornadoes and that inaccurately labeled some damage as F5. Then that information was given to the media and they forgot to state it was preliminary. Later on the NWS and the storm survey teamed lowered the rating to F4 because they overrated the damage to a certain structure. Basically: The survey team got real excited; inaccurately scaled the tornado; and then they released it to the press. The NWS was less than enthused.
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Ah, gotcha. I think you are correct. I think it was officially downgraded to an F4. However, there was at least one instance where it is still iffy a to whether it was an F4 or an F5.
 
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