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Historic tornado videos missing from youtube/the internet?

So I came across two more videos taken from the 2006 Caruthersville, Missouri tornado outbreak that idk if these videos were shared on here already.


First video appears to been taken from a storm chaser (no idea who was in Caruthersville at the time), and the second one's a home video taken from a location that appeared to been in the path of the tornado.

I also did find another video taken from the 2006 Gallatin, Tennessee tornado outbreak. Unfortunately the full video that was briefly shown as a short snippet in a news story still hasn't been found online (mentioned on here back around 2020).
 
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Anyone know the origin of this tornado? It was featured in a 1995 National Geography documentary called "Cyclone". The footage in question is around the 4:46 mark. I've been trying to find the origin of what outbreak that tornado was likely from but sadly no luck.
 
KCMO Railfan said:
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Anyone know the origin of this tornado? It was featured in a 1995 National Geography documentary called "Cyclone". The footage in question is around the 4:46 mark. I've been trying to find the origin of what outbreak that tornado was likely from but sadly no luck.
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I forget exactly which tornado it is, but IIRC it's from the 1991 Andover outbreak

edit: Angel beat me to it
 
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KCMO Railfan said:
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Anyone know the origin of this tornado? It was featured in a 1995 National Geography documentary called "Cyclone". The footage in question is around the 4:46 mark. I've been trying to find the origin of what outbreak that tornado was likely from but sadly no luck.
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Jon Davies’s video from the May 16 1991 Clearwater tornadoes.
 
Probably better post for this thread. Some videos I found of the 1995 Pampa, TX F4 that haven't been available on YouTube before or not as complete as now. The first one is rare angles from Pampa, likely from near the end of its life when it entered residential areas and had weakened considerably. The second is a compilation of the sheriff's footage but remastered & other footage from civilians and storm chasers. The dissipation of Pampa & formation of the Hoover F2 is also in the second video.


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tornadicwonder said:
Haven’t posted in here in a while so here’s some stuff i’ve found:

New Caruthersville footage (the new angle but extended);

New ringgold footage (that video i found that one of y’all sent):

New cordova footage:

I plan on uploading all the stuff i found last summer in OG quality too
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For some reason it's not letting me click on the first video because of the "Age Restriction" thing.
 
A couple of months back I came across this video of the 1991 Wichita-Andover Kansas tornado outbreak which features all of the footage synced together including some rarely seen footage especially around the time the tornado tore through McConnell AFB. Some of the footage featured in this vid.


Speaking of the McConnell AFB tornado, I wonder if any more footage exists from different angles/ perspectives besides the iconic video along with a full version of the "Regan Koch" footage of the tornado as it tears through Andover.
 
Not sure if this counts as "significant" or "missing", but someone recently posted (or re-posted) the raw footage of the 1985 Niles, Ohio tornado vid on YT.
Same user also uploaded other tornado footage such as the 1996 Oakfield, Wisconsin tornado.

Along with the 1958 El Dorado, KS tornado.

And lastly the infamous backyard video of the Bridge Creek/Moore tornado with the clip of the lightning at the beginning before the tornado got closer.
 
KCMO Railfan said:
Not sure if this counts as "significant" or "missing", but someone recently posted (or re-posted) the raw footage of the 1985 Niles, Ohio tornado vid on YT.
Same user also uploaded other tornado footage such as the 1996 Oakfield, Wisconsin tornado.

Along with the 1958 El Dorado, KS tornado.

And lastly the infamous backyard video of the Bridge Creek/Moore tornado with the clip of the lightning at the beginning before the tornado got closer.
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Speaking of that channel & Oakfield media. I’m not sure if you missed it but they have a completely new unseen video of it on their channe
 
tornadicwonder said:
Speaking of that channel & Oakfield media. I’m not sure if you missed it but they have a completely new unseen video of it on their channe
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Yeah I completely missed that video. I'm pretty sure that channel is the only one on YT that has the footage. Apparently the user found those videos on Youtube before they got taken down, but I do wonder if Stormstock or any other video archive sites has the footage as well.
 
KCMO Railfan said:
Yeah I completely missed that video. I'm pretty sure that channel is the only one on YT that has the footage. Apparently the user found those videos on Youtube before they got taken down, but I do wonder if Stormstock or any other video archive sites has the footage as well.
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Yeah he said he saved a few old tornado comps or something like that a while ago and is now posting them. Crazy resurfacing
 
Wasn't sure whether to post this here or in the Global Edition thread, but here's some rare footage of a photogenic waterspout in Phnom Penh, Cambodia in 2006. Footage was originally uploaded to Metacafe, which (of course) was shut down a few years back, but after much searching I found a 2019 upload on YouTube. Pretty fascinating waterspout:
 
TH2002 said:
Wasn't sure whether to post this here or in the Global Edition thread, but here's some rare footage of a photogenic waterspout in Phnom Penh, Cambodia in 2006. Footage was originally uploaded to Metacafe, which (of course) was shut down a few years back, but after much searching I found a 2019 upload on YouTube. Pretty fascinating waterspout:
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those vortices! how unique
 
tornadicwonder said:
those vortices! how unique
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Yeah, definitely had an unusual and fascinating look to it:
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BTW, is Tornado Archive your YT channel? If so, you have an awesome channel going! If you find anything on my Dailymotion that you don't already have uploaded, feel free to take it
 
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