Yeah so it turns out, the tornado I was talking about in my OP was an F5, 2.5 miles wide, and winds at 300 mph. (this is double the size of the one that everyone saw on TV from the 20thin Moore, OK). The one Friday night turned out to be the largest tornado ever recorded in world history. Little did I know it was just one big one; looking back, the news casters said they thought it was two because they didn't think a tornado could get that big when they were looking at it on the radar. Now I can see why those storms chasers died; it was dark and they had no idea how big it really was. When it turned southward, it was so wide, they probably had no chance to get out of it's way. News people said that some of the other people that died were literally sucked right out of their cars.
Lucky that bad boy turned off south and died down right before it came into OKC metro; got nothing bunch of farm land and outskirt buildings.
One part of history I'm glad I wasn't part of...
That's some tornado... Lucky that bad boy turned off south and died down right before it came into OKC metro; got nothing bunch of farm land and outskirt buildings.
One part of history I'm glad I wasn't part of...
