This Is What Made Hurricane Milton's Tornado Outbreak So Bad (How Tornadoes Form)
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Hurricane Milton produced dozens of tornadoes in Florida ahead of the storm's landfall. There were several large, long-track tornadoes that caused widespread damage and fatalities. We're looking at the weather setup that caused Hurricane Milton's tornado outbreak to be so devastating.
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Chapters
00:00: Intro
00:57: How Tornadoes Form (In 3D)
02:50: Weather Setup For Hurricane Milton
07:15: How Can Radar Detect Debris From A Tornado
15:06: How Radar Works
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Oh my gosh thank you. I’ve watched so many things about tornados, I’m a weather junkie I guess, and I’ve never had this topic explained to me in this manner. This was so interesting and gripped me the entire time. Your studio visuals really helped me understand wind shear forever now. Thank you so much
Tornadoes are not a severe threat in Florida, there is not enough room for them to gain any mass or momentum on land. The only tornadoes you'll see in Florida in any numbers are water spouts and they rarely make landfall and cause any problems
Really appreciate that! So glad you found it helpful! Thank you for watching! - Jonathan
That’s just not true at all. While not as common as the Plains or Deep South Florida has had its fair share of large tornadoes not spawned from a tropical system. - Jonathan
Seeing that wedge was scary. I couldn't believe it. That was straight out of Oklahoma.
Me: *ain’t No Love In Oklahoma intensifies*
Right?? That tornado missed Oklahoma by several states! 😰
1:26 was honestly worried about having the wind shear sooo close to shore, and instability out front off the blob, that got pushed on shore.. I’m no meteorologist. But I understand the term, and that was my, “for the people” explanation. If right
Love your youtube Jon! Great teaching skills, and it was very enjoyable.
Thank you very much for that! I really appreciate that! Thank you for watching! - Jonathan
Several months ago you talked about weather patterns that would likely cause storms like Helene and Milton to hit the gulf coast of Florida this year and you were spot on. Thanks for putting these reports together. BTW: Your intro is a little much, It's UA-cam bro.
@@BassDoctor63 thanks for remembering! This is a show that airs outside of UA-cam and then is replayed on UA-cam later- Jonathan
I'm in Jensen Beach in Martin Co and all those tornados were pretty crazy. I have a video of one passing up the Indian River half mile from my house and another behind my house. They seemed to be everywhere for 3 hours
i remember thinking about the jet streams from new orleans in combination with the warmer surface wind direction a couple days before it made landfall. i remember talking my friends and families ear off about the possibility of an anomalous tornado outbreak due to the directions of wind & the pressure, and sure enough..
all these radars are so cool to learn about :D
That was one helluva storm. Hope FL is done for a long time.
@@specialk2514 you and me both! - Jonathan
Probably not...
Probably is due it is cus the cold air bringing the storm lower
Every hurricane is different it seems. When the building Eastwind shifted to north is when everything started coming down in eastern Hillsboro County mostly trees, blocking roads and powerlines. We were very lucky.
With water temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico more like August clashing with continental air from October we probably can expect more of this in the future with late season storms interacting with frontal boundaries
That was scary at least weather today was perfect in Florida, happy Halloween everyone!
Set it off jon with the upload!!!
0:13 are you associated with the weather wise app?!
I was in ft Pierce. It tore a hurricane panel made of heavy aluminum and ripped just 1 away from our window and bent the corner of the panel and 4 wing nuts are m.i.a.
I watched a video recently talking about how there may need to be a modification made to the EF scale. Mobile radar have multiple times recorded wind speeds over 200 mph, but the tornadoes are still classified as EF-3 or EF-4 rather than EF-5. What are your thoughts on that?
That wouldn’t change the scale. That would put them at EF-5…however the Fujitsu scale is a damage scale so they have to hit something and produce that damage. Thats why they are rated that way. I feel like if it’s measured it should count. - Jonathan
Anytime I hear wind shire I think of airplanes and crabbing if the pilots can't do a whind shere escape maneuver....you think being a weather and tornado nut id think more weather/tornades....nope!, its
airplanes!
First :D
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Wedge tornados in Florida. Now that is something you don't see every day.