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Are you familiar with that? have you heard the same thing? we haven t heard that. there was some people there were already people down in the shelter, the mobile home park had a storm shelter there. there were people there already at the time. now, i know that you are apple reno native, your family has been there for generations. there was a storm that hit el reno six years ago.reno native, has been there for generations. there was a storm that hit el reno six years ago. how does this compare to that? that was the largest tornado on record. of course it was a wide path and it devastated our technical school and a lot of businesses out there. this isowoone those ones at nig, pitch dark, and if people are not familiar this community, this is a lot different situation. it is a very isolated tornado that we had. but the devastation is incredible. all right. ....
And then less than two weeks later, that storm in moore was dwarfed by an even bigger tornado, which hit el reno, oklahoma. el reno wasn t 1.3 miles across, like moore was. el reno was double that. 2.6 miles across, on the ground! the el reno storm is less remembered now, because it struck a less populated area and therefore did less damage than moore, but that el reno tornado was the largest storm of that kind ever recorded on earth. before el reno, there had never before been a tornado that was more than 2.5 miles wide on the ground. and its wind speed was almost the fastest ever recorded on earth as well. the el reno tornado had wind speeds of up to 296 miles per hour. the fastest wind speeds ever recorded on earth are only 5 miles an hour faster than that, and they did not come in a storm that gigantic. these storms this year would have been terrifying and incredibly destructive, even at a fraction of their size. but it seems important to know ....
As narrow columns of swirling wind that, sure, pack a punch, but that pack a very, very, very narrowly targeted punch. we think of tornadoes as the pinpoint strike of the storm world. but that tornado in moore, oklahoma, was huge. it was 1.3 miles wide on the ground. it was not a pinpoint strike. it was as wide as 23 football fields laid end to end, while it was on the ground. tornado-force winds more than a mile across. that was moore, oklahoma, may 20th. and then less than two weeks later, that storm in moore was dwarfed by an even bigger tornado, which hit el reno, oklahoma. el reno wasn t 1.3 miles across, like moore was. el reno was double that. 2.6 miles across, on the ground! the el reno storm is less remembered now, because it struck a less populated area and therefore did less damage than moore, but that el reno tornado was the largest storm of that kind ever recorded on earth. ....
Wind that, sure, pack a punch, but that pack a very, very, very narrowly targeted punch. we think of tornadoes as the pinpoint strike of the storm world. but that tornado in moore, oklahoma, was huge. it was 1.3 miles wide on the ground. it was not a pinpoint strike. it was as wide as 23 football fields laid end to end, while it was on the ground. tornado-force winds more than a mile across. that was moore, oklahoma, may 20th. and then less than two weeks later, that storm in moore was dwarfed by an even bigger tornado, which hit el reno, oklahoma. el reno wasn t 1.3 miles across, like moore was. el reno was double that. 2.6 miles across, on the ground! the el reno storm is less remembered now, because it struck a less populated area and therefore did less damage than moore, but that el reno tornado was the largest storm of that kind ever recorded on earth. before el reno, there had never before been a tornado that was more than 2.5 miles wide on the ....
Ground. and its wind speed was almost the fastest ever recorded on earth as well. the el reno tornado had wind speeds of up to 296 miles per hour. the fastest wind speeds ever recorded on earth are only 5 miles an hour faster than that, and they did not come in a storm that gigantic. these storms this year would have been terrifying and incredibly destructive, even at a fraction of their size. but it seems important to know that with all of our experience of tornadoes in this country, we have never before faced storm as big as what hit us this year. and globally speaking, the same goes for hurricanes. up to now, the strongest hurricane ever recorded on earth was camille, which hit mississippi in the gulf coast in 1969. camille had wind speeds of 190 miles per hour, fastest ever recorded for a hurricane, until now. the storm that hit the philippines late last week shattered that record. camille was 190 miles an hour. ....