Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak May 19, 2013



Storm chasers catch 4 huge twisters over Central Oklahoma during a significant tornado outbreak on May 19, 2013. Begins with a cone-shaped tornado over the City of Edmond, then a small rope tornado touches down over Arcadia, a big multivortex rips over Carney, and then a longtrack wedge tornado hits Norman, Bethel Acres, and Shawnee, Oklahoma. This was part of a multi-day outbreak including tornadoes near Rozel, Kansas the previous day, and a tragic EF5 tornado over Moore, Oklahoma the next day. Follow Juston Drake, Simon Brewer, Jim Bishop, and Mechel Winn-Reed as they document a historic tornado event full of twisters of various shapes and sizes.

00:00 Introduction with twisters

00:44 chase begins with tornado-warned supercell over Edmond, Oklahoma

01:43 flashback to previous day tornadoes near Rozel, Kansas

01:55 rapidly rotating wall cloud over Edmond

03:14 Tornado #1 develops over Edmond, OK

04:38 Twister and Cross

05:11 Cone Tornado with debris

06:47 Tornado Time Lapse

09:09 Tornado #2 forms over Arcadia, Oklahoma

11:01 Tornado #3 develops near Luther, Oklahoma

12:20 Multivortex tornado near Fallis, Oklahoma

13:52 Wedge Torando near Fallis

15:03 twister and supercell structure

15:26 Tornado damage in Carney, OK

15:53 Low Precipitation Supercell over Wellston, OK

16:35 New tornadic supercell over Norman, Oklahoma

16:48 wall cloud over Norman, Oklahoma

17:24 Tornado #4 over Norman, Oklahoma

19:24 multivortex tornado approaches Dale and Bethel Acres, Oklahoma

24:54 violent wedge tornado

28:00 power flashes over Bethel Acres, OK

29:49 lots of debris with tornado

33:16 Tornado and Police cars

37:34 twister crosses Interstate 40 in Shawnee, Oklahoma

38:44 tornado damage in Shawnee, Oklahoma

39:18 wall cloud and rainbow

39:53 Prague, Oklahoma supercell at sunset

40:30 Moore, Oklahoma EF5 Tornado following day

40:50 EF5 Tornado damage

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21 thoughts on “Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak May 19, 2013”

  1. With the lack of tornados rated at a strength of EF_5 , could this be because the insurance companies don't want the debt of complete payout or totaled claim or just a lull in our small time line of history with tornados?

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  2. I moved here two months before this happened. A couple years ago I looked up into the bottom of the one that hit Seminole. I was fortunate it lifted when passing me but sadly hit a home about a mile away.

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