Remembering May 3, 1999 Mulhall Tornado
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- Daniel Thrasher and Ray Knight remember the May 3, 1999 tornado that swept through Mulhall and talk about the upcoming Mulhall Day Celebration!
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Was it really almost 2x the size of the El Reno tornado? What was the windspeed?
The claim by DOW is 4.3 to 4.5 miles wide and winds lowest 260 highest 310mph +/- 20 MOE Mulhall if you look at the DOW radar Mulhall wasn't hit directly by the storm and the tornadic winds was at near F5 winds at around 2 miles from the center.
El Reno was twice the size of Mulhall tornado at ground level. However the radar that caught the Mulhall tornado in the upper levels showed circulation of nier 4.3 Mi wide. I always think of tornado with as being at ground level personally but if you're considering the upper levels then it's debatable
@@JohnnyH71983 very true....either one was pure nightmare fuel tho
Really BIG. But is the value of the measurements compared to other Tornadoes relevant to survivors?
I was chasing this storm, but stayed NW of Mulhall as it passed. All I had was a map, KRMG radio, and a Nokia phone.
There were LOTS of other Tornadic storms in (and all around) the area that afternoon and evening. But the lightning show with that particular night-storm was more than just alive, it was PISSED OFF and had a job to do.
I've chased a lot of storms, many at night. But I was afraid of this one.
And there was another Tornado that came through the same area an hour or so later that same night.
There was lightning flashing off in the distance in nearly every direction. Radio reports are just not reliably detailed enough to navigate safely.
Yeah, VERY scary. DOW (DOPLER ON WHEELS) said it was a FREAK. But was it bigger? Don't be silly.
Was it really 4 miles wide and stronger than the Bridge Creek Beast??
Yes it was, yet no Meteorology proof will change the opinion of those who work in that Field.
It was hurricane strength 4 mi out edge to edge over 300 in center for sure and stronger than bridge creek I believe
It's sad to hear the Veteran compare the devastation to a war zone, it must have been terrible. Mother Nature was the one dealing out these tornadoes- you'd think people would look at that and say "wow, it's so bad that humans would never want to do that to each other," but we still end up doing it anyway :(
I know ray thats funny we go to church together