Historic tornado videos missing from youtube/the internet?

[TH2002]

Is it the one where the group were caught outside?

Yes, the one in this news report

 

[CheeselandSkies]

Just ran across this gem from the early days of home video:

 

[KCMO Railfan]

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).

 

[KCMO Railfan]

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.

 

[TH2002]

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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.

I forget exactly which tornado it is, but IIRC it's from the 1991 Andover outbreak

edit: Angel beat me to it

 

[AngelAndHisWx]

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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.

Jon Davies’s video from the May 16 1991 Clearwater tornadoes.