The 2013 El Reno Tornado - A Storm Chasing Disaster - A Retrospective and Analysis

Thumbnail Photo By: Nick Noite I completely forgot to put him in at the credits but special thanks to @ConvectiveChronicles for helping me with the synopsis and proofreading the script. Special thanks to @ReedTimmerWx agreeing to an interview. Special thanks to @WHErwin for the additional voice at the funny bit. Join this channel to get access to perks: Reuter Road East, Oklahoma. To most; it seems like any other rural road with nothing going on. A straight line off into the distance in the flatlands of Oklahoma. For those interested in Weather; this road is known for a memorial site; a memorial site remembering the lives lost during the worst disaster in storm chasing history. An event; that 10 years ago; cemented itself in the record books for plenty of reasons. That event was the 2013 El Reno Tornado. On May 31, 2013, a large and powerful tornado tore across rural Central Oklahoma. The tornado, over the course of 40 minutes, would cement itself in the history books; breaking the record for the largest tornado in recorded history with a peak width of 2.6 miles, and for what it did to those on the ground. The tornado would already be notable for it’s size on its own; but it’s what the tornado took from the world that left a massive scar in the storm chasing community. Numerous storm chasers were caught off guard and hit by the El Reno Tornado due to its rapid widening and unpredictable changes in its movement; leaving some with minor or major injuries. But for 4...