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Super Tornado Outbreak 2011

Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 11:52 pm
by Masamune
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Wikipedia Article.

Towns and neighborhoods have been wiped off the map. People were pulled out of their basements by the storm after it swept their houses right off the foundations. Nowhere was safe in the path of this thing. Also, they recovered people, alive and dead, out of the debris without limbs. Tuscaloosa, Alabama was one of the hardest hit with an EF-4 tornado leveling a large portion of the city.

Obama to tour Alabama Storm damage tomorrow.

Picture Gallery

Google Map of the Outbreak

Surreal footage of the Tuscaloosa storm. Very foolish of this guy to be this close. The twister looks positively demonic with the funnel clouds sprouting off from it, like tentacles reaching out for prey:



Video taken by a University Student:



Aerials Video


Re: Super Tornado Outbreak 2011

Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 6:11 am
by soloist
My goodness! That was amazing footage!
Don't get me wrong... I enjoy filmin-
g events, but there has to be a l-
imit! But I guess this allows u-
s to view the catastrophe
and how much damag-
e was caused, so I
can't complain.
I'm glad tha-
t those fi-
lming t-
he ev-
ent:

(were not harmed...)

:eek:

Re: Super Tornado Outbreak 2011

Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 5:28 pm
by Masamune

Re: Super Tornado Outbreak 2011

Posted: Thu May 05, 2011 4:10 pm
by Frong
Cripes, what is this, Crazy Tornado Year? Not to mention that poor New Zealand has no luck at all. First they get whacked upside the head by a sizeable earthquake, and then they get flattened by a large random tornado. Let's hope that the extent to which nature decides to abuse them (and the rest of us, for that matter) for a while.

Re: Super Tornado Outbreak 2011

Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 3:54 pm
by NOA Imawario
Absolutely insane pictures and videos there.

That makes my storm chasing tour I did a couple years ago seem rather tame. o_O April 27th was a history-making day.