05-19-2024 Custer City, OK - Large rain-wrapped wedge tornado near Custer City, OK

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A large, rain-wrapped wedge tornado move just north and parallel to Highway 33 in Oklahoma between the towns of Butler and Custer City, OK.

[@Reddragon-tastic]

Tbth this looks like the El Reno tornado. Wouldn't be surprised for this to be over 2.5 miles wide.

[@ybachaos8479]

it was about a mile wide

[@Reddragon-tastic]

@@ybachaos8479 There is no final reading yet. It was just people saying what they observed. There has to be an evaluation. Just like El Reno, people said it was half a mile to a mile wide. They just looked at the condensation funnel(s)

[@wowo1005]

@@ybachaos8479 if you see reed timmers video it looks muchh wider than that to me...maybe sitting around the middle of 1-2 miles wide

[@adamkeogh9891]

Reed timmer was inside this thing and his computer crashed they had to go in a ditch with Dom 3 was scary stuff

[@randytracy1742]

It was big but not large as the el Reno tornado 🌪️-just a mile wide! 😮😮😮😮😮

[@DjCjSupreme8306]

Nice, I live in Minnesota and usually we don’t get really get much storms, except for some years like 2010 or even some in 2013 & 2011 so it feels like a miracle if Minnesota even gets severe thunderstorm let a lone a tornado, and when it does it’s usually in south, west, or northwest and ether in Wisconsin right on the border and I don’t get to see it, but it’s still fun just stay safe ❤🙏.

[@AmericanFarmerHVAC2024]

There was one in northwest mn friday night.

[@pondlakes]

what EF rating would you give it?

[@GeometryBloxia]

3-5

[@jacobm2625]

If it got a civilized area, EF3+, if not, maybe up to EF3

[@matthewherrera3243]

4

[@ZackSansing]

an ef5.

[@ZackSansing]

@Mrright87 Strong maybe stronger than Parkersburg or Greensburg.
Maybe homes after that will be rebult with ICF like Greensburg.

[@1.4142]

The spc totally botched this one

[@Hardball247]

How a moderate risk only produced STWs is amazing. It's like they didn't know the severity of today.

[@exaltedb]

@@Hardball247it was a moderate risk for a different reason: a 45% sig. wind threat rather than tornadoes

[@doxxmane]

5% hatch for tornadoes is crazy

[@1.4142]

@@Hardball247 The thing is that it was a marginal risk down in OK and only 2% tornado risk, which didn't even extend down to el reno.