Interesting, didn't know that. Well it is the earliest known film footage of an atmospheric vortex, that's for sure.
With certainty we can say it was at least a tornadic waterspout. The tornado was spawned from the outer bands of 1933's Hurricane Eight (also known as the Cuba-Brownsville hurricane)
An incredible example of the danger of filming tornadoes can be seen in the video of Andover going through McConnell AFB towards the airman that was taping it, at the very last second the tornado makes a slight turn away from the cameraman.
Yes it was, it's mentioned in the description and/or comments below. Perhaps we'll find a way to make tornado-proof drones down the road.
Well perhaps this will be an extremely thorough article, on par with your stuff on the Tri-State tornado. Or you could just focus on a handful of tornadoes from this outbreak and cut down on the research load, make it easier on yourself. Not sure, lol. Really am glad though that this outbreak is getting a thorough treatment as it's hard to find photographs of many tornadoes and their damage from this event for whatever reason.So, I'm still shooting for sometime around the end of the month, but that might end up being a little.. ambitious. I may have gone slightly overboard lol
This is the Beaver Falls F3. All of those little white diamonds are points of interest - confirmed damage points, bits of info, tornado sightings, landmarks, etc. The person icons represent people who gave me detailed accounts or otherwise figure into the actual narrative. The cameras are key photos that feature in the story. And of course the little red pins mark the locations & numbers of fatalities.
I actually haven't even finished adding everything yet, and this is just one of 23 strong/violent tornadoes. Some have far fewer POIs, but some probably have more. And then most of the POIs have entries in Scrivener where I keep their associated notes, documents, interviews, newspaper clippings, etc. So yeah, ~2 weeks might have been slightly optimistic.
I thought about it, but Drive deletes files after a certain time period now (apparently, have yet to see it), and MEGA I haven’t used, so unlisted on YouTube it is.
The main problem with unlisted YouTube videos is that unlisting a video does not dodge the Content ID system. If YouTube detects supposed copyright infringement the video can still be removed and your channel WILL be striked.
Eh, my logic is at best it stays under the radar. At worst, I get a single copyright strike on this channel I use once in a blue moon.
Fair enough. Where do you find these videos anyway?
