The deadliest tornado in history actually happened in Bangladesh in the late 1980s. From the damage, it looked to be an EF5 and wound up killing around 1000 officially but eyewitnesses said that was severely underestimating it.
A tornado doesn't need to be a wedge in order to be very destructive, as seen in Manitoba. I think Manitoba had an F5 that lifted a house and it was not a wedge tornado.
Correct... Elie, Man. In June 2007. That was a monster storm. We have a tornado alley here in Ontario, I think we've had an F-4 or two, but no F-5's that I know of.
@waynemasters No EF5s in Ontario, and the last time Ontario saw an EF4 was 1985. Unless of course they happen in a sparsely populated area where there is no one to report it or witness it.
@@alexcarter2461 May 31, 85 was a destructive day all around the lakes, eh? OH, Ont., PA & NY got pummeled with severe weather, lots of tornadic storms. If memory serves, OH & PA (Niles & Wheatland) had the furthest East F5 that day... I was only 12, but I do remember it well.
Small tornadoes can still do EF5 damage. One type is the "drillbit" tornado. As the name implies, it's a very narrow funnel but with ferocious vertical motion and wind speed. It's how one house can be leveled while a next door house may be untouched. Houses have also been severely damagedrby dying tornadoesr, as they "rope out" and get very narrow, conservation of angular momentum causes the wind speed to increase dramatically.
By small tornadoes you're thinking of rope tornadoes this one is nothing compare to Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas and Alabama Tornadoes hell add Florida too.
I would like to see some studies, if they exist on the correlation between tornado funnel diameter and wind speed. Clearly a majority of strong tornadoes are large in diameter, but not all. So what dynamics are in play when you have an intense small diameter tornado, like in Minnesota 2020
To me it looks realistic and is real, fake tornado videos could never simulate the base of a tornado well beside the physics simulations based on actual data run by researchers
One of the reasons that tornado deaths may be increasing, is that people keep getting as close as they can to get video footage of tornadoes, and putting their lives at risk. I just don't understand why so many people keep putting themselves in harms way.
Insane footage to be standing that close to something that powerful! I once sat on an old rickety bridge while a freight train was racing two feet above my head but I’d probably have damn heart attack these days just witnessing that tornado 😖
You do realize the cameras and even phone cameras have zoom lenses these days right? I mean the zoom has been around for decades now. So no they weren't "standing right next to it." 🙄
Damn, that sucks. From the U.S., hope you guys are able to recover quickly. No matter the current state of politics, I don’t wish citizens of China any difficulties. Quite the opposite. Good luck.
in the second half it looks like the wind outside of it is pushing it, and like its trying to struggling against the wind and move forward, but the wind pushing it backward is too strong for it, it really is weird, this one!
@@garretts.2003not according to the current EF scale. According to that FLAWED scale, only damage determines the strength of a tornado. Wind speeds have "nothing to do with it."
I thought it looked a little small too but really vicious. If that video isn't sped up than the wind speeds in it must be incredibly high. I wouldnt want to be in it's way or any others. I also imagine it came very suddenly.
@@AngryOtter614 😲😬🏠🌪🐄 "Four is good. Four will relocate your house very efficiently." Old quote but still relevant even though we're using the Enhanced Fujita now. I wouldn't want to be anywhere near this tornado.
@@AngryOtter614...I would like to see that report. The vicious and tumultuous tornados I have seen in Tornado Alley and in Joplin, Missouri were up to a mile wide and more. An EF-4 has winds from 166-200MPR and there wouldn't be any anything standing in that short clip. I lived in Tornado Alley for 23 years and helped in Joplin. St. John's Medical Center moved 4 inches off its foundation and the Reno, Oklahoma tornado of May 31, 2013 was 2.6 miles wide! That is not a clip of the Jiangsu tornado, that one was an EF-4 tornado.
The tornado was shot with black and white film in the area surrounding the tornado was from a very dim color video. You put the two together and you get the shot.
Tornados are dangerous but hurricanes are the worst my family was in a tornado and we where in the car the tornado bit up the car and everything when black it was so so so so so so so so so so scary man I and my family was shaking and my siblings were cry and i way too.😮😮😅😮😅😮😅😅😅
I'm pretty surprised by the lack of tornado footage from outside North America. I don't mean there's not any, that's certainly false, but I thought that once cameras were this ubiquitous we'd see one to several in most countries every year, even a hundred in some if only hundreds or thousands in the US. I'm sorry for these people, though I am glad they don't get several coming through one after the other. That happens in the SE and my family in Tennessee was just taking cover the other day from a series of nasty storms, and the flooding they cause.
Tornadoes pick up dirt, tree limbs, leaves, and debris from human-made items as they spin through an area. These items are spun into balls called debris balls, which the wind can throw into buildings and cars, causing further damage.
We just had 8 touch down around where i live about 3 days ago. They claimed it as a mass casualty event. Only a handful of people died but a ton were injured. Destroyed a decent portion of quite a few cities.
I grew up and still live in thevsouty, tornado seadon can be terrifying and deadly, but so common, i sonetimes forget that every continent except Antarctica has at least ten tornadoes on average a year. Tornado Alley, though, is the most worldwide, and not even close.
Dust devils are relatively smaller in comparison to this storm, not to mention this storm looks absolutely vicious when compared to ur average dust devil.
I don't live in an area that's known for tornadoes but I get a little nervous when the clouds have that weird look as if the sky is about to vomit. It's when they look black and messy.
As an American, i often forget that other countries have these too.
@@moonshine8255 It's more than very few.
At least 20+ countries get tornadoes.
China and India get some nasty tornadoes. Even Ireland had one a couple weeks ago even though it was pretty small.
Well we do have the most tornadoes out of any country.
@@forrrrestjohncaveno I live in india and I never see a tornado and even my parents never them
The deadliest tornado in history actually happened in Bangladesh in the late 1980s. From the damage, it looked to be an EF5 and wound up killing around 1000 officially but eyewitnesses said that was severely underestimating it.
A tornado doesn't need to be a wedge in order to be very destructive, as seen in Manitoba. I think Manitoba had an F5 that lifted a house and it was not a wedge tornado.
Correct... Elie, Man. In June 2007. That was a monster storm. We have a tornado alley here in Ontario, I think we've had an F-4 or two, but no F-5's that I know of.
@waynemasters No EF5s in Ontario, and the last time Ontario saw an EF4 was 1985. Unless of course they happen in a sparsely populated area where there is no one to report it or witness it.
@@alexcarter2461 Correct. Wasn't that up in Barrie?
@@waynemasters yep. Our last ef4.
@@alexcarter2461 May 31, 85 was a destructive day all around the lakes, eh? OH, Ont., PA & NY got pummeled with severe weather, lots of tornadic storms. If memory serves, OH & PA (Niles & Wheatland) had the furthest East F5 that day... I was only 12, but I do remember it well.
Small tornadoes can still do EF5 damage. One type is the "drillbit" tornado. As the name implies, it's a very narrow funnel but with ferocious vertical motion and wind speed. It's how one house can be leveled while a next door house may be untouched.
Houses have also been severely damagedrby dying tornadoesr, as they "rope out" and get very narrow, conservation of angular momentum causes the wind speed to increase dramatically.
By small tornadoes you're thinking of rope tornadoes this one is nothing compare to Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas and Alabama Tornadoes hell add Florida too.
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Did you mean "concentration of angular motion"?
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I would like to see some studies, if they exist on the correlation between tornado funnel diameter and wind speed. Clearly a majority of strong tornadoes are large in diameter, but not all. So what dynamics are in play when you have an intense small diameter tornado, like in Minnesota 2020
It’s weird how unrealistic some tornadoes can look. They just look like those slightly realistic looking fake tornado videos.
Exactly.
To me it looks realistic and is real, fake tornado videos could never simulate the base of a tornado well beside the physics simulations based on actual data run by researchers
They’re definitely otherworldly. Nothing else like it on earth.
It wasn’t even a tornado.
@@Andrew.Aravis …
One of the reasons that tornado deaths may be increasing, is that people keep getting as close as they can to get video footage of tornadoes, and putting their lives at risk. I just don't understand why so many people keep putting themselves in harms way.
That tornado is cute. The ones in Oklahoma and Iowa are scary!
Yeah right😂
Looks terrifying actually.
It’s so small
What a stupid comment
@haydencooper_ It is nothing compared an average intensity North American tornado
That tornado looks dirty AF
Damage is thought to be in the 10's of dollars.
That's one little tornado. I'm interested on why the funnel seems so short and stubby.
Most things do
Asian tornado 🤣
@@AntilleanConfederation sum ting wong 🤏😂😂
Insane footage to be standing that close to something that powerful! I once sat on an old rickety bridge while a freight train was racing two feet above my head but I’d probably have damn heart attack these days just witnessing that tornado 😖
You do realize the cameras and even phone cameras have zoom lenses these days right? I mean the zoom has been around for decades now. So no they weren't "standing right next to it." 🙄
China makes everything cheaper including tornadoes 😂
Made cheaper because our countries buy it for cheaper. Not really sure what point you’re trying to make here.
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The rotation on that is insane 😮 hope everyone in China is ok
I know right to me it's really fascinating 🧐
"everyone in China"
It said there was no reports of death
“Wake up, its the first of the month ‼️🔥”
Reed Timmer will be enroute to China with the Dominator lol
He would be arrested and they would steal the dom
Reed Screammer is annoying. Let's hope he doesn't come back.
@@bluestorm9651yet he’s done more in the last 15 years then you will ever do in your entire life
@bluestorm9651 then go watch someone else
@@bluestorm9651 Whatttt Timmer is awesome
Damn, that sucks.
From the U.S., hope you guys are able to recover quickly.
No matter the current state of politics, I don’t wish citizens of China any difficulties. Quite the opposite. Good luck.
The only problem is that the Chinese government is notorious for not being deterred by the facts. Hopefully this thing didnt take out anyone.
It seems stationary. It's just spinning, but only in one place. Weird
It may have been coming for the cameraman.
If it looks like it’s still, it’s coming for you.
If it looks like its standing still, RUN, because its coming towards you!
@@YoungAndTheBitchless It could also be going directly away from you though...
Not the only time I've seen tornadoes camp in one area.
in the second half it looks like the wind outside of it is pushing it, and like its trying to struggling against the wind and move forward, but the wind pushing it backward is too strong for it, it really is weird, this one!
Knew this tornado looked different for some reason nader had an accent on it MERICA
This one is actually small compared to other videos. However, its still large enough to cause damage
Size does not determine a tornado's strength. If you look velocities and the violent motion, you can tell that this is a very powerful tornado.
Wind speed is what determines damage, not size. There have been very small tornadoes that ultimately got EF5 ratings like the Manitoba Canada tornado.
@@garretts.2003 Yes, but the video title calls it a "huge tornado"
@@garretts.2003not according to the current EF scale. According to that FLAWED scale, only damage determines the strength of a tornado. Wind speeds have "nothing to do with it."
So beautiful yet so cruel!!!!
WOW ❤
The crazy part is that the tornado is not moving along very fast - which can be just as destructive as a mile-wide tornado.
It’s not very tall either
I just seen someone say it’s a huge dust devil because there is no supercell for the tornado to come from
I can't help appreciating the photography.
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Im pretty sure thats just a Tasmania devil.
That's not a huge tornado, that would be about an F1, the weakest kind
The tornado was executed by firing squad. The parent mesocyclone was sent a bill for the bullet.
Tis is the most cleanest tornado I've ever seen
Wow it just stood there!😲
"dad why are there so many people smoking"
Dad :
". . . Pray"
That is a baby tornado in comparison to the tornados in, "tornado alley," along Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
I thought it looked a little small too but really vicious. If that video isn't sped up than the wind speeds in it must be incredibly high. I wouldnt want to be in it's way or any others. I also imagine it came very suddenly.
It was an EF4
@@AngryOtter614 😲😬🏠🌪🐄 "Four is good. Four will relocate your house very efficiently."
Old quote but still relevant even though we're using the Enhanced Fujita now. I wouldn't want to be anywhere near this tornado.
@@AngryOtter614...I would like to see that report. The vicious and tumultuous tornados I have seen in Tornado Alley and in Joplin, Missouri were up to a mile wide and more. An EF-4 has winds from 166-200MPR and there wouldn't be any anything standing in that short clip. I lived in Tornado Alley for 23 years and helped in Joplin. St. John's Medical Center moved 4 inches off its foundation and the Reno, Oklahoma tornado of May 31, 2013 was 2.6 miles wide!
That is not a clip of the Jiangsu tornado, that one was an EF-4 tornado.
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WOW beautiful OMG good luck my friend ❤️🤩
Are you dumb
Why does it look so weird
Because it's made in China
Bro is becoming MAN he is going near tornado that's like dancing in front of your death 😅
Cameraman never dies
So true🤣🤣
Yeah
Vacuum toilet:😮haaaaaaaaaaaaeeh
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@@piktureit Why are u awake💀
Dust wrapped tornado looks especially angry!
The tornado was shot with black and white film in the area surrounding the tornado was from a very dim color video. You put the two together and you get the shot.
Hopefully, this footage was done with a ring camera 😮
It wasn’t
WOW, I find that one of the scarest things Mother Nature can do, or shall I say, record it 🤔
"huge" :Laughs in Oklahoman:
Looks pretty violet but doesn’t look too large.
The bag at the start: I’ll just hold on to this building and not get sucked up
This might be a large tornado for china, but aint nothing in the US😂
*" This tornado is made in china"*
Tornados are dangerous but hurricanes are the worst my family was in a tornado and we where in the car the tornado bit up the car and everything when black it was so so so so so so so so so so scary man I and my family was shaking and my siblings were cry and i way too.😮😮😅😮😅😮😅😅😅
Tornadoes still have stronger windspeeds and are more deadly. Obviously being able to see it coming for a week is a big reason they're not as deadly.
Damn that thing was practically stationary....glad no one was hurt.
Start praying for every place u live in and other people live in
I'm pretty surprised by the lack of tornado footage from outside North America. I don't mean there's not any, that's certainly false, but I thought that once cameras were this ubiquitous we'd see one to several in most countries every year, even a hundred in some if only hundreds or thousands in the US. I'm sorry for these people, though I am glad they don't get several coming through one after the other. That happens in the SE and my family in Tennessee was just taking cover the other day from a series of nasty storms, and the flooding they cause.
It's such a strong storm, brother. It's such a strong storm, brother.😢😢😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🎉🎉🎉😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉😢😢😢😮😮😅😅😊😊
What is man doing sitting there with his I PHONE HE GOTTA RUN
Tornadoes pick up dirt, tree limbs, leaves, and debris from human-made items as they spin through an area. These items are spun into balls called debris balls, which the wind can throw into buildings and cars, causing further damage.
Not huge, it's actually relatively small
NOT a “huge tornado,” this was rather small.
It looked like the tornado was pretty much staying in one place.
Nope. It was coming towards the cameraman
They need to find a good translation of Twister and give free screenings around this region. Those people are filming way too close.
This is God's raft. God never left.😢
Is it just me or do tornados in different countries look different than the ones here in America?
That second part is so insanely close I can’t even believe that person somehow made it. How are they not in complete fear and panic being THAT close.
This is scary😮 I wish everybody is okay 😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😵💀☠️
Durban also had a small tornado just 2 days ago, life is good
Facts. Luckily i live in Cape Town😂
Even the tornado was made in china 💀
Wow, it doesn't look like those tornadoes were moving very fast. They look like they were staying in the same place. I hope everyone was ok.
These tornado looks scary as fuck 😟🌪️🏡
Looks like a mini-big tornado
We just had 8 touch down around where i live about 3 days ago. They claimed it as a mass casualty event. Only a handful of people died but a ton were injured. Destroyed a decent portion of quite a few cities.
Where was that?
ये दुबई मे हाल कैसा हो गया है भगवान😮😮😂😂❤❤,,
That was what happened on my big brother birthday
I grew up and still live in thevsouty, tornado seadon can be terrifying and deadly, but so common, i sonetimes forget that every continent except Antarctica has at least ten tornadoes on average a year. Tornado Alley, though, is the most worldwide, and not even close.
Dixie Alley is now worse.
crazy how the before and after looks not that different
Looks like smoke at first
Counter-clockwise, interesting (unless it’s a mirrored video)
Camera man needs an Oscar
Why does it look so small, isnt this just a dust devil
Dust devils are relatively smaller in comparison to this storm, not to mention this storm looks absolutely vicious when compared to ur average dust devil.
@@Timber_Wood. yo i just rewatched this and ur definitely right
@@Timber_Wood.this had to supercell so it was not a tornado, and have you even seen the landspouts that happen in Colorado? They’re HUGE
I thought the tornado was fake at the beginning of the video...
This is an F3, for sure. Very small Tornado btw.
That's a tiny tornado by American standards.
Cameraman has enough time to record than to save his life 😅😅😅
Woooow... Even smaller tornadoes can do a hell load of damage.
Only in Texas 💀💀💀💀
I don't know in America why do people make houses with steel 👂 because of that the tornado does scrab the house like a paper
I chased a butterfly here and look what happens over there.
This is what we call a Dust Devil in the Texas Panhandle
So damn small compared to our tornadoes but that was some violent rotation.
I'm gonna walk up to it and see if I can talk to it. Maybe it would go away.
Drill bit tornadoes can be extremely violent due to the fast updraft it brings with it.
I thought only North America has tornado 🌪️.I didn't know that China has it too. Now that is fair
That’s an unusual looking tornado. For a second there. I thought it was just a very powerful dust devil.
Baby 😮 tornado ef2
Ef3
Ayo that ef-3 was borned by his mother rotation
I don't live in an area that's known for tornadoes but I get a little nervous when the clouds have that weird look as if the sky is about to vomit. It's when they look black and messy.
Look how fast that beast is
Tornadoes are Powerful bro 😨
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The first clip made me think it was just a house on fire cuz the wind speeds are just about 30-80 mph
Being from the US midwest, i guess i have a very different concept of what "powerful tornado" means...
Как хорошо счастливые люди убегает от смерти а у нас вечная мерзлота снег тепло надо чем-то платить❤❤❤❤❤
That’s neither a huge nor powerful tornado.
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How often does that even happen?! I don’t ever recall hearing about tornadoes in China.
It’s very common . A yearly thing in China
China gets tornadoes but not as often as USA.
The music is so calm for what's going on
A large tornado? That is a dust devil by American Midwestern standards....😅. Love the foreboding music as well!
The tornado: 👁️👄👁️🌪️ him: oh let's just stand here and die yep💅
yeah in the U.S. we called that a little dust devil
What are you yapping about?
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