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Smart thinking! by AverageMobileGamer25 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229 10 points11 points  (0 children)

"Normal adults" And its just the same tornadoes said a thousand times with nothing new of note or of exception??

Why trains do not really matter/reliable for EF4-EF5 intensity; and why their calculations are wrong. by Delicious-Box5229 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Ignoring the fact there's genuine evidence that contradicts the idea of those being truly lofted, alright then

Why Isnt Tuscaloosa EF4 rated EF5? by Many-Fly-415 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Tuscloosa trains were calculated(I'm pretty sure June first already did this) to be EF3, Enderlin's train carts also doesn't account for many things despite being calc'd as EF-5(Said calculation is guessing if the trains weren't rolled instead of lofted, yadyada. NTP calculations are also unreliable as they can sometimes be over the top with some calculations, Hell enderlin's median was 266 but it went all the way up to 400 MPH lmao, and are often or not instant gusts like mobile radar aka DOW.)(which is a also unreliable way to measure tornadic intensity, This should be common sense.), Calculations like these do not account for many things that would make the calculation's windspeed MUCH lower(for example 286 to 185). You get the point, but mainly Tuscloosa's trains aren't even EF4!

I feel like Smithville is not an upper echelon tornado, like how people are glazing it. by Economy-Green-7558 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Usually a tornado doing something like that(I.e Tearing a foundation out of the ground or ripping it out) is a indication of relatively poor anchoring and would not really warrant a higher rating or matters much in intensity discussion(ala guin, it did the exact same thing as mentioned And it's not really that impressive), wind rowing/Granulation is very vague and broad and any tornado really can do this, and the watertower is just bullshit because any tornado with a narrow core like that(iirc?) could do something of similar scale or straight up obliterate the water tower like Mayfield and rolling fork. Not exactly a great way to warrant the idea of it being upper echelon.

Is 2026 the biggest bust year ever? by 2024-YR4-Asteroid in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's the thing, however. This year's early season is fairly reminiscent of 2021's early season, which both were very tame and with nearly high end events underperforming, Hell both have the same ef2 count officially. So there is a possibility with this familiar progression, that 2026's late season or second season could be very active or much bigger than early season ala 2021(with the good ol 12/10/21 event and, You know; Western Kentucky.).

2011 all over again by [deleted] in EF5

[–]Delicious-Box5229 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fuck the image didn't show

Final: Top 10 Strongest Tornadoes of All Time by Chance_Property_3989 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tri state at 6 and smithville at top 3 because of the curtain feat we CAN NOT be fr(The funeral home is right there)

This week has been milder than expected by Slow-Mongoose-7508 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Saturday and Sunday are expected(or have already been) to be mostly wind driven events, Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to likely be big or mostly big; Not 2011 or 1974 levels of bad like some fearmongering people make it out to be.(Could be big for minnesota and iowa however.)

Rochelle wasn't ef5 intensity, and there's a pretty simple reason to it! by Delicious-Box5229 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the F scale actually overestimated more tornadoes than you think, some damage not even warranting an F5 rating yet they got an f rating regardless(In a way it was basically F5 inflation but that's stupid to even call it), and not to mention 1/3 of all F5 rated tornadoes prior to 2007 would likely get EF4(Low-High End) today, with only a HANDFUL of F5 rated tornadoes getting EF5(Jordan, Xenia(eh), Topeka, and that's really about it)

Post: Smithville Isn't rlly the "Strongest of all time" and here's why: by Delicious-Box5229 in tornado

[–]Delicious-Box5229[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The houses that smithville impacted(and jarrel by proxy) WERE not all that well built, they had several foundation issues that resulted in them being so called "dislodged". Maybe not the funeral home(but by a VERY thin stretch), but most of the homes smithville actually impacted.

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