NewFoundWeatherNerd
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So; my first thread on TalkWeather, lets see how this goes; I'm pretty known for my rants.
Greenfield playlist in question for those curious:
Ive independently searched, and collected 198 YouTube videos(and counting) on the Greenfield tornado within a Playlist; with 158 videos of just the tornado, 30 livestreams, and 10 "bonus content/information" related videos. This obsession has lead to some fascinating discoveries; from there being 4-5 known videos within the town as it was being hit, but ZERO consist of a full view of the entire tornado; in fact there's a good chance no video exists of the Greenfield tornado, in full view, while hitting Greenfield. Along with the possibility of a "Debarked" telephone pole; I've yet to prove that it is debarked, but it's suspiciously pale in the aftermath of the tornado. Located around SW Oak St; there is also a completely debarked tree here, as seen on the DAT. Not just that, based off an eyewitness account provided by someone (being a Storm chaser friend of mine, plus his video) it is possible than the Greenfield tornado was trucking forward at an incredible 70-75 MPH at one point (most likely upon crossing the highway). This tornado is a truly incredible candidate for supersonic subvortices as well, with a paper by B. H. Fiedler(1997) discussing the possibility of 600+ MPH winds being found (very briefly) within tornadic subvortices; with the forward speed, highly multivortex nature, and clearly violent motion of those vortices, I would not consider this possibility to be unlikely. Although that is rather theoretical...
I'm fully open to any theories, takes, opinions, or information anyone is willing to share.
Greenfield playlist in question for those curious:
Ive independently searched, and collected 198 YouTube videos(and counting) on the Greenfield tornado within a Playlist; with 158 videos of just the tornado, 30 livestreams, and 10 "bonus content/information" related videos. This obsession has lead to some fascinating discoveries; from there being 4-5 known videos within the town as it was being hit, but ZERO consist of a full view of the entire tornado; in fact there's a good chance no video exists of the Greenfield tornado, in full view, while hitting Greenfield. Along with the possibility of a "Debarked" telephone pole; I've yet to prove that it is debarked, but it's suspiciously pale in the aftermath of the tornado. Located around SW Oak St; there is also a completely debarked tree here, as seen on the DAT. Not just that, based off an eyewitness account provided by someone (being a Storm chaser friend of mine, plus his video) it is possible than the Greenfield tornado was trucking forward at an incredible 70-75 MPH at one point (most likely upon crossing the highway). This tornado is a truly incredible candidate for supersonic subvortices as well, with a paper by B. H. Fiedler(1997) discussing the possibility of 600+ MPH winds being found (very briefly) within tornadic subvortices; with the forward speed, highly multivortex nature, and clearly violent motion of those vortices, I would not consider this possibility to be unlikely. Although that is rather theoretical...
I'm fully open to any theories, takes, opinions, or information anyone is willing to share.
