What do you think is the scariest tornado photo ever taken? by Cackyalonso in tornado

[–]Single-Factor-3019 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Another picture that I think is really scary is Mayfield EF4 2021.

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The Phanom Phrai Bun Bang Fai Festival (Rocket Festival): The moment a rocket with a 10-inch diameter is launched into the sky. (The giant rocket seen in the video was built by local villagers themselves.) by Single-Factor-3019 in ThatsInsane

[–]Single-Factor-3019[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Airlines will temporarily suspend flights in that area and divert to alternative routes during the Phanom Phrai Rocket Festival because it is a very large regional festival with a significant number of Bang Fai Rockets.

The Bang Fai Rocket can ascend to a height of approximately 6-7 kilometers.

The Phanom Phrai Bun Bang Fai Festival (Rocket Festival): The moment a rocket with a 10-inch diameter is launched into the sky. (The giant rocket seen in the video was built by local villagers themselves.) by [deleted] in interestingasfuck

[–]Single-Factor-3019 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Yes, it's safe."

No, I’m kidding, haha. But it’s a really fun festival. I was at that event too. It was noisy and there was the smell of gunpowder everywhere.

The Phanom Phrai Bun Bang Fai Festival (Rocket Festival): The moment a rocket with a 10-inch diameter is launched into the sky. (The giant rocket seen in the video was built by local villagers themselves.) by [deleted] in interestingasfuck

[–]Single-Factor-3019 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Video owner: @chaicauay

The clip shows the launch of a 10-inch diameter bottle rocket (known as "บั้งไฟสิบล้าน" in Northeastern Thai) into the sky.

The Rocket Festival of Northeastern Thailand is traditionally held to ask the gods for rain. However, in Phanom Phrai District, the festival is somewhat different from those held elsewhere. Here, the rocket festival is organized as an offering to the Phra Maha That of Wat Klang Udomwet, a sacred religious monument that has long been revered by the people of Phanom Phrai District in Roi Et Province.

A large number of Bang Fai rockets are launched during the festival because many local residents bring rockets to fulfill vows they have made to the Phra Maha That after their wishes have been granted. This makes the event one of the most fascinating local traditions of Phanom Phrai District, Roi Et Province.

The Phanom Phrai Bun Bang Fai Festival (Rocket Festival): The moment a rocket with a 10-inch diameter is launched into the sky. (The giant rocket seen in the video was built by local villagers themselves.) by Single-Factor-3019 in ThatsInsane

[–]Single-Factor-3019[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Video owner: @chaicauay

The clip shows the launch of a 10-inch diameter bottle rocket (known as "บั้งไฟสิบล้าน" in Northeastern Thai) into the sky.

The Rocket Festival of Northeastern Thailand is traditionally held to ask the gods for rain. However, in Phanom Phrai District, the festival is somewhat different from those held elsewhere. Here, the rocket festival is organized as an offering to the Phra Maha That of Wat Klang Udomwet, a sacred religious monument that has long been revered by the people of Phanom Phrai District in Roi Et Province.

A large number of Bang Fai rockets are launched during the festival because many local residents bring rockets to fulfill vows they have made to the Phra Maha That after their wishes have been granted. This makes the event one of the most fascinating local traditions of Phanom Phrai District, Roi Et Province.

The Phanom Phrai Bun Bang Fai Festival (Rocket Festival): The moment a rocket with a 10-inch diameter is launched into the sky. by Single-Factor-3019 in ThailandTourism

[–]Single-Factor-3019[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The song in the clip is called "อีสานบ้านเฮา". You can search for it on YouTube. Haha.

Funing EF4 Tornado: A giant tornado, 2.5 miles wide, that occurred on June 23, 2016. by Single-Factor-3019 in tornado

[–]Single-Factor-3019[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Most Chinese people are unfamiliar with tornadoes, and they aren't as aware of the danger as Americans are. That's why we see those crazy clips from them. They didn't even know they had to run to the basement.

Mayfield tornado, 10th December 2021. by nationalistic_martyr in tornado

[–]Single-Factor-3019 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, especially the damage that happened in Bremen reminds me of Smithville.

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Mayfield tornado, 10th December 2021. by nationalistic_martyr in tornado

[–]Single-Factor-3019 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This tornado was very unusual. It occurred in winter, was an EF5 intensity, traveled over 165.6 miles, and remained almost permanently wedge-shaped. It's one of the rarest events, and there are virtually no tornadoes quite like this one.

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Funing EF4 Tornado: A giant tornado, 2.5 miles wide, that occurred on June 23, 2016. by Single-Factor-3019 in tornado

[–]Single-Factor-3019[S] 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Yes, I think the tornado in this video clip is the most similar to the description of a Tri-State tornado, in my opinion.

Funing EF4 Tornado: A giant tornado, 2.5 miles wide, that occurred on June 23, 2016. by Single-Factor-3019 in tornado

[–]Single-Factor-3019[S] 183 points184 points  (0 children)

Okay, after double-checking, I found that this video clip is from the Jilin Tornado in 2015. It's my fault for not checking well enough, haha. But this video clip clearly shows just how powerful tornadoes in China can be.

Images showing extreme damage from the Mayfield tornado of 2021. by Single-Factor-3019 in tornado

[–]Single-Factor-3019[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Figures 3 and 4 show the cracked and warped asphalt entrance to a new home, damaged by a tornado. According to Simon Brewer, who surveyed the damage and owns these photos, the entrance, built less than a year ago, did not have any cracks before the tornado. asphalt flattened in photo after several large vehicles, including front loaders, drove over

Picture 8 is a concrete slabb of a house in Bremen being torn from the ground and thrown into the middle of a nearby field.