Tornado Strength Comparison🤯 | Simulation of Destructive Power | 3D Animation
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- NOTE: The video is the artist's view of how destructive tornados might be based on the Enhanced Fujita Scale system.
Welcome to our UA-cam video, where we dive into the fascinating world of tornadoes and explore the different strength levels defined by the Enhanced Fujita Scale. Join us as we journey through the various levels of tornado strength, from the milder end to the most devastating twisters.
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0:00 EF0 Tornado
0:37 EF1 Tornado
1:15 EF2 Tornado
1:55 EF3 Tornado
2:39 EF4 Tornado
3:24 EF5 Tornado
EF0 - The Marginal Twister:
EF0 tornadoes are characterized by wind speeds ranging from 65 to 85 mph (105 to 137 km/h). Although considered relatively weak, these tornadoes can still cause damage, such as peeling off roof shingles, breaking branches, and overturning lightweight outdoor objects. While not posing a significant threat to well-built structures, precautions should still be taken during an EF0 event.
EF1 - The Moderate Gust:
EF1 tornadoes exhibit wind speeds between 86 and 110 mph (138 to 177 km/h). At this level, we begin to witness more substantial damage. These tornadoes can remove entire sections of roofing, collapse chimneys, and uproot large trees. Well-constructed homes and buildings may experience structural damage, emphasizing the need for preparedness and sheltering during an EF1 event.
EF2 - The Significant Cyclone:
EF2 tornadoes demonstrate increased intensity with wind speeds ranging from 111 to 135 mph (178 to 217 km/h). Structures within the path of an EF2 tornado face significant risks. Roofs can be completely torn off, exterior walls can collapse, and mobile homes are at a high risk of destruction. Large objects become dangerous projectiles, and the threat to life and property escalates. It is crucial to seek immediate shelter and follow emergency protocols in the face of an EF2 event.
EF3 - The Severe Whirlwind:
Tornadoes classified as EF3 display a considerable increase in strength, with wind speeds ranging from 136 to 165 mph (219 to 265 km/h). These storms can cause severe damage, including the complete destruction of well-built homes and the collapse of commercial structures. Reinforced buildings may sustain significant damage, and the uprooting of trees becomes widespread. EF3 tornadoes pose a significant risk to life and require urgent action and adherence to safety measures.
EF4 - The Devastating Monster:
EF4 tornadoes represent a significant escalation in intensity, with wind speeds between 166 and 200 mph (267 to 322 km/h). These twisters unleash extreme devastation. Well-built homes are leveled, leaving only debris behind. Reinforced structures can suffer extensive damage, and even underground shelters may not be entirely safe. Large objects, including cars, are lifted and thrown significant distances. The potential for loss of life and catastrophic destruction is extreme during an EF4 event, demanding immediate action and adherence to evacuation orders.
EF5 - The Unleashed Fury:
At the highest level of the Enhanced Fujita Scale, we encounter the most powerful and destructive tornadoes. EF5 tornadoes exhibit wind speeds exceeding 200 mph (322 km/h). These monstrous storms can obliterate entire neighborhoods, reduce even well-constructed buildings to rubble, and cause unimaginable devastation over a wide area. The impact on human life is severe, and survival becomes increasingly challenging. In the face of an EF5 tornado, evacuation and finding shelter in reinforced underground structures or storm shelters is absolutely critical.
Source: National Weather Service
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Poor farmer. He has the worst luck. Rebuilding his home only to have another tornado rip through it right after his wife arrives from shopping. 😞
😂
After 6 of them he should probably move. What insane bad luck.
Yet still can’t get rid of her! 😂
Poor farmer? Poor Gnome!
And a stronger one each time
Hats off to the amish for quickly getting the buildings rebuilt everytime
😂😂😂😂😂
That’s maybe the best comment on here.
Mennonites not Amish….amish don’t have car they have buggies
EF-4/5 tornados also leave behind ground scouring. There have been instances where a foot of soil was lifted during some particularly stronf EF5 tornadoes.
its insane that you can still go on Google Earth and see ground scars from EF-5's in the past. The scar left by the 2011 Joplin, MS EF5 is still very clearly visible now, 13 years later
I have seen the plumbing pulled out of the ground and asphalt roads razed to dirt.
Yup. Alabama a few years back had 3 ft deep of scouring
Yeah, they become nuclear sandblasters when that happens.
1997 Jarrell pulled the plumbing from the earth and pavement off the highway. If you were in it you died. It was coined the dead man walking. Legend says if you see the dead man walking tornado, you are about to die.
every time the gnome was picked up i quietly screamed, "noooo!!"
Not the gnome!!😭 Rest in peace Shmebulock 🪦
“With Travelocity, you’ll never roam alooooooone!”
I named him jerry
Rest in pieces garden gnome. You were the gnomiest.
He must've been with Reed Trimmers tooo long 😂😅
That gnome don't deserve all that 😭
Ikr
Travelocity finally cashing in those free flights...😂😂😂
NOOO!!! NOT THE GNOME 😭
Short people problems, An EF1 to them is an EF3 to a normal sized person 🤣😁
Why would you drive your car up to a house that’s about to get hit by 6 tornadoes?
Wanted to get home to their loved ones, I guess
Lol
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂
That is what people in Tornado Alley would do 🤷🏻♀️
Liberals, ain't got no common sense
Never would expect this on such a clear, beautiful day.
Yeah, where is the parent supercell?
Honestly it happens. You can find quite a few videos of it being sunny around the tornado and the supercell being just off to the side. Usually though, it's hot and sunny before the storm hits, that causes more instability in the atmosphere, increasing tornado risk and strength.
ikr it just looks dumb lol
How did the camera man survive having a car thrown at them
🤯
Camara man" yawns ohh jeez did something hit me
@@CoolManPlaysGames you just replied to your own comment
@@rhondacroft5544lol😂
@@slackaz9909 the word "lol" is getting old
It also seems like each tier tornado comes with louder music 😂
This is easily your best video. Nice job
great comparison on each EF scale and F scale of tornadoes, my guy for the animation!
3:05 car jumpscare
Proof the camera man never dies.
Excellent animation. The lawn gnome and the reverse reset were a lovely touch!
The tornado: how many times do I have to teach you this lesson, old man??
What I want to know is how that tree on the left keeps surviving.
The camera angle creates a small illusion. The tree is big and located quite far from the house 😊
"The trees are strong my lord. Their roots go deep"
- Isengard Orc
nothing left on tornado
@info_geek if f5 can destroy buildings like nothing then why did even schools believe Dat hallways were EVER safe from wind going around and around fast??
Great simulation! If you ever redo, can you get in different shapes like wedge and multi-vortex? Or maybe a cone transitioning to a wedge?
Thank you! I will keep this in mind!
One minor thing, the tornado was rotating backwards, but this can happen with anticyclonic tornadoes which are rare so, that’s fine.
and in the southern hemisphere too
@@eltiofresca4998 really?
@@OriginalGaming_8_ Yes.
Yes, that was really bothering me, actually.
That's what was bothering me? I was unsure, just a feeling of "this looks weird"
This seems pretty accurate actually, considering the pictures I've seen from the Indian Lake Tornado here in Ohio. It was a wedge EF3 at 155mph, 10mph shy of being an EF4.
oof. yep i'm about 45 minutes from there and that was hellish to even consider. terrifying.
Excellent video and a great teaching tool. I helped clean up the Tuscaloosa tornado which also oscillated between a four and at five. I saw several foundations of buildings with nothing there it had wiped them from the face of the Earth. Until you actually visit a site and experience the damage you don’t really have a good idea. And the lives that it destroys will leave you having nightmares.
Take a look online for the Great Bend tornado 1915. Aerial photo. OUCH! 😢
That Gnome had a family!
Superb animation. Thank you for this demonstration.
Somebody help that gnome
😂😅
A coworker of mine was killed by an F-0 tornado in downtown Salt Lake City, it knocked an exhibit down upon him that he was working on. My name is Bicycle Bob and I approved this message and the gentleman's name was Alan Crandy.
Yeah all tornados deadly dangerous. Rip
Trees in the foreground:*gets disintegrated by f5*
Meanwhile the trees in the background:🌪 ☕️🌳
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Beautiful job showing us.
The gnome died each time, RIP gnome
It's name was "Kenny." (South Park reference)
Nice work, you even got some ground scouring on the EF5 aftermath
I hope they had a storm shelter😁 awesome animation man.. love your videos... you create great suspense with the music as well!! Instantly subbed... I'm looking forward to watching more videos!
Should be noted taht the EF0 tornado in the video would probably cover the entire property, the EF5 could of easily covered up to 2 miles
Dats wha she said
3:06 I was baked af watching this and that car scared the hell outta me 😅
What a mess.
That Travelocity gnome really did need to get out of there.
You are so underrated you deserve more. You just earned a sub❤
Thank you very much! We keep up the work and keep growing step by step 😊
The production value is outstanding 👏
An EF 4 has wind speed of a commercial jet at takeoff
I enjoyed this immensely!👍
If possible I would love to see a hurricane video
The car said✈️
After living through the 2007 Greensburg, KS tornadoe I have a new fear and respect for mother nature. The day after I took a photo of a flimsy roof shingle that was stuck in a tree. 😮🌪
All the footage I've seen of EF5 tornados that's so interesting is that they're hardly even visible. It's just a gigantic disgusting blob of destruction pouring out of the sky. Nature is scary
A category EF5 is as if the farmer never existed nor had a home. He is wiped out completely 😮
Outstanding presentation.
Here from Temple, Tx 😭
Glad to see the cameraman survived 🤠
That cameraman was a real trooper. Didnt get blown away at all.
And the cameraman still survives!!
2:27 just when I was surprised the windmill survived an EF2 the chandelier survived an EF3
The farmer took lessons from the nobles in Monty Python.... the farm burned down, fell over, sank into the swamp and was lifted away by tornado..... and each time, WE REBUILD!!!!!
It makes me... want to.... SING!!..
Tornadoes are no joke! When you see one don't film it get below ground.
You are completely right about that. Tornadoes need to be taken very seriously.
there was an ef4 tornado like 11 cities away from me and some people died because of taking videos of them
Free will. They chose to film knowing the risks but it's still free will.
Twister was one of my favourite movies growing up. It was old, but I loved it. As a girl into science the character of Jo was someone i looked up to. I particularly loved that she didnt fit the nerd stereo type.
Very neat video. Great job. 👍
I can’t wait for the video game to hit the shelves.
🤣
i just moved from a place with no tornados, to a place with tornados and the first time that a warning went off, i panicked for sure.
they are one of the natural disasters that terrify me the most.
fortunately, in the cities, its a little more rare t have them touch down.
And I moved to the desert to get away from them (among other things) just to have to move back to Ohio to help family.
THE GNOME?!!!
This guy must have worked hard on this video
Awesome video.
I couldn’t live in a place that had these things. I’d be scared to go to sleep. I loved the movie twister it’s one of my favorites. The power of these tornadoes is crazy.
Awesome thank you ! By the way what’s the music you’re using ? Thank you
EF5 Description:
Good Luck.
This was an awesome video
Pretty cool thanks
Wow! Great illustration of how powerful these forces of nature can be, even at the lowest end of the EF scale these swirling winds of evil can still pose a potent threat. I’m a native Californian and for as long as I can remember, going back to kindergarten and elementary school, part of our curriculum was earthquake education, preparation and reaction. I’m curious and if anyone who reads this who grew up in a part of the country that is considered prone to tornadoes, did you have tornado drills in school? And did they also educate you about them (tornadoes), like what the EF ratings , etc.
From Indiana, yes, we would have tornado drills fairly often. Mostly hunkering down with your hands protecting your neck in the nearest inner rooms
At least the farmer has a nice rewind button to undo the damage every time 🤣
That poor house judy couldnt catch a break...
Never seen so many anti-cyclonic tornadoes before
This reminds me of the typical trailer park news interview after the fourth tornado of the year…Reporter:”Mr. Lunsford, your home has been leveled again. What will you do?” Mr. Lunsford: “Well…ummm…we just gonna rebuild…”
It Is satisfying to see the barn and everything build back up. and bye bye sports car.
Being born and raised in Oklahoma I have always just stood on the balcony or front porch watching the tornadoes until they are right on top of us. I’ve been in the center of probably 20 or more in my life and it’s honestly really fun. EF 3 and below you really don’t even have to go inside, just be somewhere that a strong wall or something is going to absorb a branch impact. EF4 and 5 you need to go to a storm cellar or a room at the center of the house as low as possible. Also for EF4 and 5 you’d better be prepared for no power, be stocked on groceries(no refrigerated items), have a full tank in case the gas stations go down. Usually never gets that bad but if it does you’ll be thankful you did
Best images to learn!!!!😂❤
Lovely weather today, minus that random F5 destroying everything
Definitely underestimated what an EF2 and 3 can do.
I like how the car pulls up and the driver is like, Ah, I'll just wait it out.
Nice
Let's just appreciate nature automatically rebuilding the house.
Once again the cameraman survives
Thanks for the video. I hope I never see any of these come near my house. I hope that farmer had a storm shelter for several of those category tornadoes.
Take care and be safe.
the gnome flying away 😂
One of the things that just mde me shake my head when we studied it in uni was that we alredy have options for building extrenely tornado resistant buildings, and have for a long time, yet we keep rebuilding structures proven to have extremely poor resistance and to be unsafe. Get this, these alternatives are even cheaper! This insane focus on a certain aesthetic over safety and efficiency needs to stop. If you were in an earthquake prone area you'd probably agree a more earthquake resistant building is prudent if your previous house collapsed. Why not with twisters/tornadoes?
3:03 got me so good
They have also shown EF5s to trench earth. "What's in Your Polygon?" -Chief Meteorologist James Spann (ABC33/40 Birmingham, Al.)
The Musical Choice Is Amazing!!!!
Beauty In Destruction.
EF-5s need a little death metal guitar
I think the RTS (Reed Timmer Screaming) scale is more accurate.
Plus, it eliminates the need for sirens.
😂
Imagine having to replace the livestock in that barn 5 or 6 times from tornados that take the same exact path
3:05 is a 3D glassess moment.
Who remembers that movie Twister? Someone asked what would an F5 tornado be like, and they replied "...the finger of God..." 😢
I remember that film. It was Melissa who asked Preacher "Is there an F5, What would that be like?" It was Preacher who replied "the finger of God".
3:05 jumpscare
All the damage caused by tornadoes is selectively chosen by the video editor, it has no real physics.
But it serves to get an idea of the destructive power that these events have.
Having lived in Oklahoma most of my life and witnessing first hand the power of multiple f5 tornados I can say it’s scary how truly devastating they are
You live near Moore or OKC? Those twisters 🌪 were absolute monsters.
Cameraman never dies
What music did you use for this video?
Good video except EF5 will take the grass and the pavement with it. I've personally witnessed it
I would like to see the width updated. I think F4s get up to a few hundred meters wide and f5 have been reported as wide as 2.6 Miles
RIP to the gnome
Interesting, but you have the tornados spinning in the wrong direction.
Anybody else staring at the windmill waiting for it to be destroyed
The west coast deals with earthquakes, the south deals with these. And from Alabama to Georgia, they come at night, between 12AM and 4AM but it's happened during the morning rush too.
I think the west coast has had 2, but I for sure know they've at least had 1.
I know what tornadoes can do having had several a few years go that hit in Massachusetts. I woke at 6 a.m., to the sound of thunder.I wasn't thinking tornado, so I turned on the t.v., and heard tornado warning. I was What? I went back into my living room, ad listed again, hoping i was wrong. I wasn't, so I son, and he grabbed our cat, and came running down the stairs not believing me! When he saw what I did,he was shocked! We'd had an EF3 tornado that started way out, and just kept on going. it went through several towns, before hitting Webster. Webster had 3 buildings that were going to come down, and all three of those were destroyed by the tornado.
I think it would be cool to be outside in a debris free area in an EF0, as long as you knew it wasn't going to intensify
It takes at least an EF2 tornado 🌪 to cause a ⚠️ ⚠️ Amber Alert Underground Vacuum Sealed Stormshelter is necessary 120 mph sustained winds or 190 kmh. About 15 percent of these tornadoes reach this intensity, an intense classic supercell thunderstorm is required, which occurs 2 hours before that tornado starts to form.
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You should do a video like this but with the el Reno