▲ 5 r/tornado
Wanna chase a dusty wedge with me?
Don't inhale the dust, there's >!cow manure, bacteria, fungus and mud!< in it
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/tornado
Smithville or Jarrel
Someone i know came up to me and told me Jarrel was more powerful than Smithville. My answer was that Jarrel just sat on Double Creek Est. for 3 minutes that's why even the debris became dust, hewn into the ground, scouring it 18-24 inches deep, completely cleaned the slabs, leaving nothing at all, maybe just some dust and ripped out pipes, plumbing and underground waterlines from the fucking ground,
The damage wasn't due to the tornado itself being that powerful but more because a low end or mid end EF5 hovering over an area for MINUTES would cause high end EF5 damage so Smithville was stronger.
The person i know who I'm calling Bob said Smithville only did that damage because it moved so fast like a truck so hes stating that Jarrel was stronger. But my counter-point is that the damage at Smithville was symmetrical, the right side of the tornado has the rotational and forward speed added together while left side moves opposite so they subtract so if Smithville wasn't actually that strong and only caused damage because it was so fast, it should have had asymmetrical damage but IT DIDN'T and so impulse load wasn't the main thing that caused the damage, Smithville actually was that strong
I'd like to hear your opinions down below in the comments about this. Note:First and Third images are from Jarrell and Second and Last are from Smithville if some of Ya'll couldn't distinguish
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 5 days ago
▲ 4 r/tornado
May has been so inactive this year
We've only got 106 tornadoes in May, a lot less than the average of 250 tornadoes May usually gets. Any known reason for the inactivity?
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 9 days ago
▲ 15 r/tornado
Turkey-Syria-Cyprus tornado outbreak, May 3rd of this year
For more info
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 9 days ago
Some Odia letters are not transliterated correctly
ଡ଼ and ଢ଼ are often transliterated into Latin letters as dra/dhra or just da/dha or ra/rha. It is quite incorrect as the retroflex stops/flaps in them aren't like r at all and are different from a normal d sound. This makes learners of Odia confused. they do ଣ → ṇ often so why not ḍ and/or ḍh for ଡ଼ and ଢ଼ and ṭ for ଟ? Also ଏ is pronounced as 'eh' but everywhere its transliterated as just 'e' or even more incorrect with ē(which is more like a long ee with a smile and tongue quite close to the roof of the mouth so its wrong). Actually, for ଡ଼ and ଢ଼, maybe a breve(like in Czech) or caron over it too can make it even more accurate, ḍ̌ and ḍ̌h can be better transliterations for ଡ଼ and ଢ଼.
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 10 days ago
Where and When these sheathed tornadoes happened?
I need the date, rating and location and duration, path length and if available, whether they were low end, mid end or high end of their rating and what direction they went if available. note, for the first one, some say its from Clear Lake, SD, others say Gary, SD so that's why i included it here. The second image might be a landspout but i'm not fully sure.
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 13 days ago
▲ 52 r/tornado
Where did this tornado occur?
I keep seeing it everywhere but have no clue about where on planet earth it even happened.
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 14 days ago
▲ 96 r/tornado
Enid, OK F2 Tornado, 1966:
>Every Image of the Enid, OK June 5th, 1966 Tornado i could find
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 14 days ago
▲ 48 r/tornado
Any idea about where this tornado happened?
All i know is that there's an unconfirmed rumor that it was in the Palm Sunday outbreak, ^(1965). i want to where it happened, when it happened, the F rating, what damage it caused and other photos from this same tornado
u/GK999bharata_1947 — 16 days ago