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Pic 1: Sneed EF3 North of Almora (best pic I've ever took)

Pic 2: Sneed EF3 path

Pic 3: (Left) Hiram EF4 (Right) Sneed EF3

Pic 4: Hiram EF4 South of Tenstrike

Pic 5: Hiram EF4 path

Pic 6: Hazelton EF5

Pic 7: Hazelton EF5 path

Pic 8: Hazelton EF5 on radar

Pic 9: Almora EF1 a few minutes after touchdown

Pic 10: Almora EF1 path

The day was an Enhanced Risk, and the highest an Enhanced Risk could be. But this day wasn't even the biggest day. The next day hosted a high risk. My chase started in Hiram where the Almora EF1 touched down. It was quite photogenic and crossed the road. It traveled in a mainly rural area until it lifted after it struck the extreme south side of Badoura. Then, while it was hitting Badoura, the Sneed EF3 touched down. The tornado immediately gre into a wedge and I took shelter in a farmstead. But it was completely destroyed and I was lifted into the air

I thought I was going to die but somehow I didn't. I fell into a field and captured another picture (A made a comment about it). I then ran through the field and got back to my car which was still on the road in good shape. Then the tornado impacted Sneed at its peak width of 2.2 miles wide. Then, the Hiram EF4 touched down in Hazelton lakes and headed south where it grazed the north side of town. Then it headed south until it crossed the road north of Hiram. Here it was at its peak width of 1.5 miles. Then it would weaken near the border.

After that, another storm fired to the north where a new tornado touched down. I drove up there and was in the north side of Hazelton where the tornado had become almost invisible due to the low amount of lightning. And while the tornado was impacting the national weather service, it had the strongest velocites I've ever seen. Then I saw the tornado due to a power flash and it was a huge cone. I took shelter in a nearby home and got into the basement. But it was no match for the tornado. I got sucked out and got killed instantly. After I spawned back in Hazelton and took shelter in a skyscraper. Afterwards I went to survey the damage after the sun came up and saw slabs everywhere. (Pictures in a comment) This was by far the most incredible tornado outbreak I've chased and I just really wanted to share it with y'all

Who warns you of a slabber better? Who makes you feel more safe? Who is the ultimate slabbermaniac?

It was first a tornado emergency, then PDS, then a regular tornado warning, then observed, then back to PDS