great news for the storm chasing community!
The Enderlin, ND tornado is the first tornado to break the EF5 drought since 2013. Not only this is the first EF5 tornado since 2013, it's also North Dakota's first EF5 since 1957. Unfortunately the only traces of EF5 damage was a derailed train, and a railcar that somehow got thrown into the field, but i would be mad if this was rated EF4. Estimated winds were ~266 mph, which funny enough corresponds to the strength shown on velocity radar.
and to end off, i am gonna say this video aged horribly.
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Surprised when I first saw that. Honestly, 12 years seems short, but think of all the events that happened since Moore in 2013.
of all of this year's tornadoes, I least expected Enderlin to hit EF5. I'd lean more towards Diaz or Somerset.
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Literally searched that video up yesterday Laughing out loud!
When I read that article today, I also thought of this video
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