SECOND EDITED REUPLOAD DUE TO COPYRIGHT
As the sun went down across the southern Mississippi Valley on December 10, 2021, an unprecedented set of atmospheric conditions produced an absolute nightmare. For almost 8 hours tornadoes wreaked havoc in the dark, leaving a path of total devastation in their wake.
From Wikipedia: A deadly late-season tornado outbreak, the deadliest on record in December, produced catastrophic damage and numerous fatalities across portions of the Southern United States and Ohio Valley from the evening of December 10 to the early morning of December 11, 2021. The event developed as a trough progressed eastward across the United States, interacting with an unseasonably moist and unstable environment across the Mississippi Valley. Tornado activity began in northeastern Arkansas, before progressing into Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
Background music ā āHaunting Atmospheric Soundscape ā Dark memories of the past still lingerā by CO.AG Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lez5cJfiEM
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Thank you for uploading more information on storms and I hope YouTube stays off your back when making this quality content.
It's back! Great video šššŖšŖ
Kinda crazy how intense the weather can truly get in the interior of the country geography is a hell of a thing
Wonder will they ever find ef5 damage during this tornado, very hard to believe there wasn't a few areas that had 200mph winds, although 190 is still extreme
I suggest making a video about the infamous 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season, the most destructive/costliest in U.S. history.
So glad you re-uploaded this!!! Love your work. I hope youāre able to finish the April 27, 2011 series.
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Thank you for getting it licensed now I can get to enjoy this
I'm still very pissed about that warehouse causing the actual DEATHS of people, all because upper management wanted their big bucks. If there is any hope in the world, I hope those who caused such pain and despair to the workers and their families will find themselves under the same suffering.
Oh man I remember these storms. Absolutely crazy! Here's hoping that youtube will stop giving you strikes. your videos are awesome
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Yes! Itās back!
Yes the King of pog videos is back
I thought YouTube deleted it for being "disturbing"
Awesome. This is a great rundown of the outbreak. I'm glad that you persevered with it, and put the edit back up šš
Mark my words man, your gonna hit insane amounts of subs here very soon. Incredible how I get sucked into your content.
The way you narrate is amazing. Iād imagine you could expand your āincidentsā to other unfortunate tragedies.
Itās finally back
I was a few miles south east of mayfield seeing it go north was a blessing and a curse I felt like no matter what my state was gonna get a scar that would never heal and the next day I felt sick seeing friends post pics of Princeton and Dawson springs and mayfield
Hope you get to do the joplin tornado
Dude your tornado documentaries are top tier. Keep it up!!
Hopefully YouTube lets you keep this up this time
That was a stupid crazy day/ night.
Excellent overview of these storms
Awesome to see this is back up
This still hurts my heart to think about. Whats so terrifying about these disasters is theres nothing we can humanly do to stop it. I can't imagine the amount of pain and suffering this created. I wish nothing but the best for those affected.
something i want to specify, this was a horribly unusual warm winter december that snapped like a drawn bow into one of texas's worst winter disasters in YEARS. summers/fall Temps are bleeding into our winters and jet stream instability is leading to stronger polar vortexes…T alley is pushing eastward as the west fails to hold its moisture (which slows heating and cooling snaps due to specific heat) this IS climate change related. the atmosphere is becoming more volatile.
December! Thatās late in the year for tornadoes.
Looks a lot like the track of the infamous tristate tornado.
Itās not climate change, itās just shit-ass luck. Every bad thing that happens isnāt attributable to friggan climate change.
I was gonna say, I could of sworn I saw thsi two weeks after……the BEAST!!!!
welp guess that makes two outbreaks i lived through in my lifetime hahaha