Has There Ever Been An F6 Tornado?
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- Has there ever been an f6 tornado
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The 1999 Moore, OK tornado , which was for fact an F-5 tornado, was reliably measured at 318 MPH and that stands as the benchmark as the fastest wind-speed recorded to now. Altho there were some reports that same tornado increased to F-6 speed, 326 MPH, it didn't hold that speed long enough to be officially recorded (5 minutes as required minimum). So far as wind-speeds go, the wind that blew the wind-gauge off it's mounting at the summit of Mt. Washington NH can't ever be 100% documented. The wind-speed measured at that time was 231 MPH except the wind-gauge was blown off it's mounting at that speed and was later found over a mile away. Attempts to re-create just how fast the wind was at that time have been unsuccessful.
yes
the el reno tornado is a ef6 tornado when its 2013 in el reno oklahoma
Jean L tornadoes aren’t calculated in size actually.
One wedge Tornado was Found out to be Weak One Not Strong
Tornadoes are rated by damage and it's damage was just EF-3 damage. The xenia Ohio tornado was the first ever EF-6 or F-6 but was downgraded like the tornado
The f6 tornado is a performance ute built by fpv (Ford performance vehicles) it features rwd and a turbo charged 4.0L I6 producing 416 horsepower and 417 ft.lbf of torque
If fujita scale was about winds El reno would be f6 because f5 max winds 512Kph while El Reno has 543kph so i dunno
VERY wrong, El Reno had 455ish. Bridge creek is 543kph.
@@xenithmusic2563 yes, it was around 320 mph so just barely
Jarrell 97 smithville Alabama 2011 Parkersburg 2008 and August 1990 Plainfield tornado had recorded winds of 318 mph making it a possible f-6 and possibly elreno
No El Reno Otrnado would Be Classified f6 theoratically Because El Reno has 543 Kph when the f5 wind limit is 512 Kph
That was a false wind speed...the jarrell tornado was just super slow but that had 260mph winds
Moore May 3rd 1999 Tornado had 321 mph hour winds. Still holds the record for the highest wind speed ever recorded on earth.
@@Conflict1922 that's Near A F6 Tornado And you can't believe A Small wedge can be monster f6
In fact they was one, in 1974 the infamous Xenia tornado was rated F-6 but was downgraded like the El Reno tornado
Two actually Lubbock 1970
This annnoy meh *HAS THERE EVER BEEN A F6 TORDNADO*
Yes, the Xenia tornado was rated F-6 but was downgraded
This dude dont know anything bout tornado's. First of all look at the damage path from the joplin MO F5 damage swath. Complete utter destruction. So yes it is very possible to have a building or a home to have complete destruction. Honestly if you just get your facts from the internet only half of that info is correct. You need to be ground zero right at the storm. I was there in joplin when tbis beast. Almost completely wiped joplin from the map. Do your fact checking again.
The answer is no basically
Xenia Ohio tornado that was rated F-6 but was downgraded: *Wheezing*