We spotted and called in this absolute monster of a tornado during the Dixie Alley Outbreak in 2011. It’s still to this day the strongest I’ve witnessed.
Get them underground. I’m sure Reed found out soon after that we can’t have basements in most of Mississippi. 😅 We have Yazoo clay soil that moves so much it will destroy basements.
I lived in Jasper Al during this outbreak. The Cordova tornado was about 12 miles to our south & we were getting debris encased in ice falling at my workplace. The sad thing is Cordova got hit by an ef3 early that morning & it destroyed the north side of town. Then that afternoon an ef4 hit the south side of town. The whole downtown was completely destroyed. A lot of people don't know that there was a morning outbreak earlier that day. The outflow boundary from the morning storms is what caused the Hackleburg ef5. We also had 125mph straight line wind in Jasper from the morning QLCS which knocked out power to the whole county. Over 250,000 were without power statewide when the afternoon outbreak hit. That was a major factor in the high death toll. All I can say is thank God for the best tv meteorologist ever, James Spann.
That day in MS & Alabama will remain in my brain forever. The intensity & giant size of some of the tornadoes that day was so shocking. It will happen again sooner or later so it’s good to check the weather everyday.
Maybe it's just me uhhh in the beginning of a category 5 tornado… you're calling 911 for what? The cops are going underground as the person filming should do. Geesh😒
Were those two guys sitting by that truck just watching the tornado go by them and that house??
oh &^$*
when was this?
That's what we call multicell and. it's about to be a big one once they combine together
Show more Reed! I see you posted this 11 years ago. It took place on April 27,2011.
Can't believe it's been 11 years going on 12 YEARS since this outbreak!!!! I still remember it happening clear as day
Awesome Tornado. Great shot Reed
damn this thing looked nasty. Stay safe yall
El reno is biggest tornado?
Black death, damn
Cripes Reed.. Beautifully Scary.
Get them underground. I’m sure Reed found out soon after that we can’t have basements in most of Mississippi. 😅
We have Yazoo clay soil that moves so much it will destroy basements.
That is a beast
0_0 That looks scary
My brother and his family were stationed in Alabama in 2010 to 2011. I think they had moved back to Colorado before this outbreak hit.
Omg
Any chance of Tornado Chasers season 3?
Such a spaz
I actually had a checkbook cover land in my yard from this tornado and I’m many many miles away. Eerie to say the least.
MY BOY REED TIMMER
I thought that was from this week
I lived in Jasper Al during this outbreak. The Cordova tornado was about 12 miles to our south & we were getting debris encased in ice falling at my workplace. The sad thing is Cordova got hit by an ef3 early that morning & it destroyed the north side of town. Then that afternoon an ef4 hit the south side of town. The whole downtown was completely destroyed. A lot of people don't know that there was a morning outbreak earlier that day. The outflow boundary from the morning storms is what caused the Hackleburg ef5. We also had 125mph straight line wind in Jasper from the morning QLCS which knocked out power to the whole county. Over 250,000 were without power statewide when the afternoon outbreak hit. That was a major factor in the high death toll. All I can say is thank God for the best tv meteorologist ever, James Spann.
That day in MS & Alabama will remain in my brain forever. The intensity & giant size of some of the tornadoes that day was so shocking. It will happen again sooner or later so it’s good to check the weather everyday.
Holy
Tuscaloosa 2011 is my favorite tornado.
Maybe it's just me uhhh in the beginning of a category 5 tornado… you're calling 911 for what? The cops are going underground as the person filming should do. Geesh😒
How it missed that house is amazing
Crazy footage 😲
EF5+ is misleading a bit since EF5 is max on classification chart.
That day was so scary, I live 45 south of Philadelphia. Can’t imagine how those who were directly impacted felt ❤❤❤ awful.
I'm sorry EF5+? mate since when did EF6's exist?