This is an amateur horror documentary featuring 11 of the scariest tornado videos from up close during the April 27 2011 Super Outbreak of tornados. It was the largest tornado outbreak in the United States, as well as the largest tornado outbreak in history. The scary tornado videos used in this compilation of April 27 2011 Super Outbreak footage include videos of the April 27 2011 Philadelphia Mississippi EF5 tornado, the April 27 2011 Hackleburg-Phil Campbell Alabama EF5 tornado, the April 27 2011 Rainsville Alabama EF5 tornado, the April 27 2011 Tuscaloosa Alabama EF4 tornado, the April 27 2011 Cullman-Arab Alabama EF4 tornado, the April 27 2011 Ringgold Georgia EF4 tornado, and the Smithville . Taken together, these tornado videos from the Tuscaloosa, Hackleburg-Phil Campbell, Smithville, Ringgold, Cullman-Arab, Philadelphia and other tornados paint a representative picture of the terror of April 27, 2011. Videos and sources shown in order below. Thumbnail source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rainsville,_AL_EF5.webp
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 11. Covington County Mississippi EF1 tornado
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 10. Philadelphia Mississippi EF5 tornado near-miss
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 9. Rainsville Alabama EF5 tornado at Fyffe, Alabama
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 8. Tuscaloosa Alabama EF4 tornado near-miss
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 7. Hackleburg-Phil Campbell EF5 tornado at Mt. Hope
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 6. Rainsville Alabama EF5 tornado from a car
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 5. Tuscaloosa Alabama EF4 tornado near-miss
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 4. Hackleburg-Phil Campbell EF5 tornado at Harvest
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 3. Cullman-Arab Alabama EF4 tornado at Arab AL
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 2. Smithville Mississippi EF5 tornado at Smithville
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 1. Ringgold Georgia EF4 tornado
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Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 11. Covington County Mississippi EF1 tornado
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tc_k1qk6fc&t= by Clarion Ledger (CREDIT: Collins Scrap Metal Facility)
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 10. Philadelphia Mississippi EF5 tornado
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR4FmL6qN4g, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s_Inn5PrbI, and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZm7vpVsTTA by YouTube user JRWgitdown
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 9. Rainsville Alabama EF5 tornado at Fyffe, Alabama
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvxK4Qq8XnM by Sharlene Stephens
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 8. Tuscaloosa Alabama EF4 tornado near-miss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIx26tN6pCk by Ryne Chandler
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 7. Hackleburg-Phil Campbell EF5 tornado at Mt. Hope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwPAzCOlVck&t= by YouTube user karihal05
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 6. Rainsville Alabama EF5 tornado from a car
https://youtu.be/ViNlMQ8amGg?list=PLIEtFaotYYRjaXCf87nhYUCZBl2NJvF9S by Cassy White
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 5. Tuscaloosa Alabama EF4 tornado near-miss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69CRSzAdbUk&t= by YouTube user sgmken
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 4. Hackleburg-Phil Campbell EF5 tornado at Harvest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOSG-P1EjfU by YouTube user J Dub
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 3. Cullman-Arab Alabama EF4 tornado at Arab AL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uLdIXv8HAI by Jamie Harrison
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 2. Smithville Mississippi EF5 tornado at Smithville
Scary April 27 2011 Super Outbreak video 1. Ringgold Georgia EF4 tornado
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yIxlfBUxZ8 by YouTube user All Inclusive Travel Deals
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At 17:18 the shot of the truck around the tree with the building in the background is from the Joplin, MO May 22, 2011 EF-5 tornado, not from April 27, 2011 in Rainsville, Alabama as the graphic indicates at 17:08.
The girl going to work in Cullman, Alabama…. should have been on this list. She was hit directly and filmed it
Side note: At 23:41, you'll notice the classic "green sky" that used to be associated with tornadoes. It's now known that the green color has nothing to do with tornadoes – it's actually caused by a high amount of hail in the updraft, which scatters most light but green. They also often mark the boundaries of the "bear's cage," the rain and hail walls surrounding the updraft (and any tornado). Storms with updrafts powerful enough to turn the sky green are almost certainly supercells, but don't always produce tornadoes.
This time was not one of those times. And tornadoes from these HP (High Precipitation) supercells not only tend to be the most powerful, but often are hidden behind the curtains of rain and hail surrounding the "bear's cage." You may not know you are even looking at a tornado until it's right on top of you. HP tornadoes are nearly as terrifying as nighttime tornadoes. Visibility is nearly zip. All you see is the bear's cage – until the bear roars out of it and eats you.
A good indicator that you're looking at a tornado (or deadly straight-line winds) is when you start seeing power flashes. That indicates ground-level winds powerful enough to destroy transformers, almost always indicating a tornado or VERY strong straight-line winds. In either case… if you're seeing power flashes, *GET TO SHELTER IMMEDIATELY!*
The 2 EF-5 tornadoes 🌪️ you talking about the hit twice that was tanner alabama
I was in Jacksonville AR 2 days Pryer to April 27 2011 when an EF-2 tornado 🌪️ struck Little Rock AFB it was the most scariest moment of my life we wasn’t in the path but we lived next to the base and the winds was so strong idk
Its wild that after all these years studying/researching this event, I am STILL coming across videos I haven't seen before. Its hard to comprehend just how much damage and impact this outbreak had, it's devastating.
Kids make me so mad during these kinds of situations
TORNADOS ,HELL ON EARTH
Very impressed with this compilation dr prowl. Would love to see a EF5 video mashup.
Uncanny timing of this video considering the SPC and NOAA outlook for tomorrow .. Still a great video, as always
The arms coming off the tornado at 11:20 are terrifying. Looks like it’s gonna reach out and grab you.
21:12 "Look at that vortex" I love to randomly quote that
Gotta commend the passenger in #8, he knew they had to get tf out of there.
I’m really loving your content. The video you covered today had stories I never heard before.
I rate you and EF-5 for your channel!! :Love all the information you included in each case! It made it so much more interesting to watch . I subscribed immediately. Thank you for such a great upload!!
Alright boys, i think that's as close as i want to get🤣 Country boys are different. They werent worried one bit it didnt seem like. I woulf have been 💩my pants🤣🤣🤣
I totally understand why there is so much debate about Tuscaloosa being an ef5. I mean, most of the time on the ground there were straight foward vortices 3 and 4 deep.
👀 that one tornado looked like it had arms.
I remember that evening…😳 I was studying a math test that I had the next day. That evening ,Me and my son and daughter, my daughter Nena , that was just 3 at the time.. was Lovvvving the whole scenario! stayed in the walk-in closet the whole time here in East TN, bc I heard Matt on channel 6 news, that it was in Cocke Co. 😳 which was , CLOSE to HOME! April 2011 outbreak was very SPOOKY!😱🌪 # We survived❤ The 🌩 was soooo POWERFUL..
U SEEN IT in UR LIVING ROOM!😱
Damn. 🙏🏾
The horizontal vortices on the Tuscaloosa tornado are absolutely terrifyingly stunning.
Those kids need to calm down. Yes, you're running from it, but could take the opportunity to teach them something about tornados and that is better to be prepared, rather than scared.
And the rest of the people… omg it's doing this and doing that and omg its right there! Im taking my own notes on what not to do if I'm ever in a position to film a tornado.
Thumbnail photo creds!