Ivanthetornadoenthusiast
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ThanksCould've sworn I had more from Bluffton but these were the only ones in the folder:
(Edit: I think maybe I thought I had more because I was thinking of this video of the aftermath.)
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Significant Tornado Events
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tornadowatch211
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Heres some obscure Shinnston photographs:
The wrecked compression station, I think it’s comparable to Wheatland in industrial damage IMO. Some of the piping there was pulled out of the ground:
These photos below remind me of New Richmond ngl:
Yeah, “F4” damage according to Grazulis
Btw I have 72 Shinnston photographs, some are duplicates, so maybe 68.
Heres one thing I heard somewhere about this tornado:
The wrecked compression station, I think it’s comparable to Wheatland in industrial damage IMO. Some of the piping there was pulled out of the ground:
These photos below remind me of New Richmond ngl:
Yeah, “F4” damage according to Grazulis
Btw I have 72 Shinnston photographs, some are duplicates, so maybe 68.
Heres one thing I heard somewhere about this tornado:
30 bodies were found in the river near Shinnston. Some were found weeks after the tornado, and IIRC even miles away. Makes me wonder if Shinnston had Joplin level casualties.
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Ivanthetornadoenthusiast
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By the way, do you still have the pics from Colorado City 1923, Yazoo 1933 and Oak Cliff 1933?I don't have a lot of videos so I'm probably not the best person to ask for that specifically, but I can definitely relate to the pain of having to organize a huge hoard of material lol
For me the most important thing was to be able to quickly sort + find by date, so I landed on this for my main folder:
For outbreaks, each folder then has separate subfolders for individual tornadoes, and I use the outbreak folder itself for more general stuff that isn't attached to a specific tornado. For example, my 5/31/85 folder (the numbering is just to keep them in sequence for my article):
There's more beyond that but it's probably not useful or applicable here. Anyway, I do end up with some folders that only have like one or two photos/videos/newspaper clippings/whatever in them, but I don't really mind because it's way faster and easier to find what I need or sort and save new stuff.
tornadowatch211
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Heres more stuff from the 1944 Apallachians Outbreak (Apologize if some are reposts)
Chartiers:
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I DO have photos from the rest; however, they’re literally the only ones in existence. (unless if I search hard enough lol)
Also this thread is kinda inactive lately because yk, hurricane season.
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SpotlightForRareTornadoes
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September's Only Finger of God: 130 Years Later 9/21/1894
+ some other Strong September Tors
+ some other Strong September Tors
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The Insane Tornado Iceberg Explained.
Ivanthetornadoenthusiast
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By the way @locomusic01, do you have pics from Colorado City 1923, Crawfordsville 1931, 1932 Deep South outbreak and the May 7-9, 1927 outbreak?For me the most important thing was to be able to quickly sort + find by date, so I landed on this for my main folder:
tornadowatch211
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Imma switch the topic, but heres some BCM photos (namely Moore)
A trailer, or whats left of it:
These photo no joke are on par with Joplin, the amount of granulated debris in the foreground of these 4 photos is just insane:
A Caravan thats had a pretty rough day:
Tree damage in Moore. The first photo looks like a piece of a 2x4 was lodged between the branches of the debarked tree:
A trailer, or whats left of it:
These photo no joke are on par with Joplin, the amount of granulated debris in the foreground of these 4 photos is just insane:
A Caravan thats had a pretty rough day:
Tree damage in Moore. The first photo looks like a piece of a 2x4 was lodged between the branches of the debarked tree:
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More vehicle damage, more will come soon (Midwest City):
Edit: Heres the rest, notice the granulation in the first 2 photos:
This one shows some pretty high-end vehicular damge:
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joshoctober16
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so... where is the last part from its interesting to see the hackleburg tornado with no fully form funnel.
Juliett Bravo Kilo
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So is this where it dissipated?
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joshoctober16
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new xenia footage?
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Tri-State photo dump, first is the Lick Creek Church which reportedly had parts of its foundation scoured away:
These arent really noteworthy:
This photo shows some pretty intense vegetation damage:
These arent really noteworthy:
This photo shows some pretty intense vegetation damage:
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