1936: From Gainesville's Eyes. (EAS Scenario)

SUMMARY: Gainesville, Georgia, the second half of the 1936 Tornado Outbreak. Prior to 1936, it had been ravaged by another Deadly F4. However, the death toll in that one was less severe.
The Following is a what if. What if an incident similar to the F4 That struck Gainesville, struck that very same day, in a different year?
DISCLAIMER:
-Tones are Valid. I am not responsible for any misuse of these tones.
-This Video may contain unsettling elements, Discretion is advised.
-Elements that are in this video are entirely fictional, anything that does occur or has occurred is purely coincidental.
-Do not steal this video in any way, shape, or form, albeit the entire video, or snippets of the video or audio, you will face consequences if you do such a thing.
Use of this video to prank others is strongly discouraged, Especially after an incident that occurred in April.
Also, Huge shoutout to a lad I've known since around 2012, AaronT. Some of you may know him as AT88TV, but to me, he's known simply as a great friend. Hope you enjoy this, you absolute lad :P
"Ghost Story" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@trayhughes270]

My great Grandmother was at school when this happened she’s told me how she remembers it. Says it was a lot worse that it’s ever been described and she remembers seeing Bodies in the laying around before they were found. . We’re from just across the Forsyth/Hall county line off highway 53.

[@foxythepiratefox4724]

Never been in an F5 Tornado due to being thankful. Dothan has been hit by F1 and FO funnels but nothing serious.

[@savanawatson245]

Easalert, this was incredible! Frightening scenario, indeed. My parents lived in New Holland during the 97-98 EL NINO when there was literally a tornado spun up almost EVERY NIGHT! Mom and Dad said they would huddle up in the tub, with Moms gigantic pregnant belly! lol...Good job! Thank you!

[@astridvvv9662]

Um hello 👋 I'm in Talmo wondering where those two tornadoes in gainesville tracked to. Especially the one moving east. This was pretty damn good

[@easalert88]

The direction in which those two tornadoes were tracking at the time of, I would suspect that one of them tracked Northeast, the other to the east, said two Tornadoes would merge into the powerful F4 we've heard accounts of from those who survived that. Funny thing is this isn't the first time Gainesville was struck by a strong to violent tornado. June 1st, 1903 was the first known instance of a Violent Tornado striking Gainesville.

[@agentchandlerikka8044]

Ooo, I live close to this city its awesome to see an EAS scenario in my region

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Life is like a hurricane Here in, -Duckburg- *Gainesville*

[@sd07games45]

Yep we get so much storm(s) from Texas Mississippi and Oklahoma and its the worst especially Easter Sunday on April 2020

[@Chick_Hicks33]

Could you maybe do something like this for the 1953 Worcester MA tornado?

[@rileysmith9843]

Can you do a scenario combining the April 14, 2012 and April 15-16, 1998 tornado outbreaks, merging both to occur in one event, and set the merged outbreak EAS scenarios in 2014, using polygon warnings and impact based warnings, even if the IBWs weren’t in widespread use or not being used at all at the time?

[@Kasey1776]

Best scenario EVER!!! This is definitely first place in my mind.

[@EASHall132]

I just love having Gainesville in an EAS scenario my home town

[@matt_gachaandgaming]

In 2019 an ef-4 tornado passed just a few miles away from my house

[@BentleyHarvell]

I live in Gainesville

[@zachdaly7071]

Welp this scared the shit outta me considering I used to live in Gainesville for 10 years of my life 😳

[@easalert88]

There's a lot of history when it comes to tornadoes in Gainesville, namely the tornadoes that struck in 1908 and 1936. Most recent tornado to have struck there, as far as I know, was in 1998.

[@zachdaly7071]

easalert88 sounds about right we never had any serious weather problems maybe some tornado watches and severe thunderstorms every once and awhile but from what I’d say Gainesville’s weather has been relatively calm

[@friedbread5916]

@@easalert88 I’ve lived in Gainesville for all my life and I’m just now finding out about this

[@paloma_b200]

I live in gainsville

[@saleendriver]

Having lived the the ATL for 10 years before moving away in 2001, I know well how this feels. Lived through quite a few of these events. Don't think an F5 ever hit in the area, but there were quite a few events like this. Of course, now where I live we get to experience 6 months of hurricane season.............

[@easalert88]

Even then, you know where to evacuate, considering how some have evacuated to Atlanta before. Case in point: Hurricane Irma last year. Subsequently Atlanta would be placed under its' first Tropical Storm Warning, as Irma, by the time it was expected to trek through Florida, was forecast to become a tropical storm. We southeastern states have it pretty rough, on both sides, but hey, we're used to it either way

[@vic-20personalcomputer80]

easalert88 We usually get torn up but always pick ourselves back up and rebuild better than ever.

[@easalert88]

Commander Shepard - That's what I find pretty interesting about us southeastern people, we come back stronger than ever after a life changing experience, and for the people who had experienced the '36 Gainesville Tornado, You could say it was definitely life changing for them, much like the 2011 super outbreak was for us in the modern day.

[@vic-20personalcomputer80]

easalert88 Right? I think that outbreak was the worst Alabama has ever seen. Just an ungodly amount of tornadoes, I was able to snap a picture of one before it got too dark. EF4 or EF4 easily. The only reason April 27 was so bad is our infrastructure was damaged in that morning's line of storms.

[@easalert88]

Commander Shepard - Four of the tornadoes were so strong, an EF5 Rating was warranted for them, during that outbreak.

[@foxythepiratefox4724]

Plus my hometown of South Bend-Mishawaka have never been hit either. The Mishawaka Hills to the south act like natural tornado protection measures. Any funnels come toward my hometown and hit those will bounce off of them and land somewhere else. Spent 10 to 11 wonderful years there since I was safe there and no tornado was going to wreck the place. I ever get out of Dothan, I plan on going back there one day. EAS suggestion: Do one with an F-6 Tornado in it. I think an 10.5 mile wide wedge shaped funnel should do the trick. The state where this should be done in is the states of Wyoming and the Dakotas since no one has done one there. Timeline: 6/19/2020 to 7/10/2020. Hope this idea of mine works. Ok?

[@airbusman5514]

What font did you use for the explanation slides?

[@sd07games45]

rip to my headphones

[@zmancompton]

19:05 the counties are listed in the wrong order, instead of alphabetical

[@aweirdoalert7561]

zack compton I don't think it really matters

[@forgive_me_for_my_past]

XD

[@mrpeach2023]

Who cares?

[@chadcarter4731]

here in quanah texas were i lived the city of quanah texas never has been hit by a tornado before the city sounds the sirens it jumps the state line at the last min so in my family lifetime quanah never has got hit or damaged by a tornado

[@anthonythompson6375]

Was Tom the voice on the radio part of this video

[@easalert88]

The Tom that is seen on Vocalizer is.

[@anthonythompson6375]

easalert88 I'd rather him do the weather on the NOAA weather radio than Paul

[@easalert88]

I was upset about it at first, but i've since gotten used to Paul. Though I cannot say the same for my point of view on it, as it's remained the same. Should have kept Tom.

[@anthonythompson6375]

easalert88 yeah don't get me wrong Paul is alright but Tom has a more serious tone especially during a violent tornado emergencies

[@LunaReviews]

Why didn’t u choose Station KEC80 on 162.550 MHz?

[@easalert88]

For one thing, They don't serve Hall County, and for another, some of the counties served by KEC80 are also served by WXJ53

[@LunaReviews]

easalert88 Station KEC80 Serves The Atlanta listening area

[@easalert88]

@@LunaReviews - Gainesville isn't covered by KEC80, however, as both there are stations in both FFC and GSP's CWA that serve Hall county.

[@LunaReviews]

easalert88 Ok

[@EMSThinWhiteLine12866]

Forget about fair use doctrine? Can use sections of a copyrighted work in some manners such as parody, academic use or criticism or journalism use so I'd be careful with DCMA claims, check with a lawyer before you make any moves. See Title 17 United States Code Section 107. US Supreme Court Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music (92-1292), 510 U.S. 569 (1994).

[@WhaleVR-WX-AnotherAximon]

Where can I get the sound from shadow?

[@ultratoughscene]

Why the Re-up?

[@easalert88]

Simple. Let me ask you this, have you had that feeling where you overlook a typo, and feel as if you've made a mishap there? I know i definitely had a feeling i made a mishap, but hey, nobody's perfect!

[@ultratoughscene]

I didn't even notice a typo the first time around. Great scenario!

[@NikoCubeRoot]

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[@whoreadsthesethingsanyway1865]

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[@AdamSchell303Racing]

Cool

[@whofoundjack]

Why did u have to put Anderson that was my brother’s birthplace

[@whofoundjack]

Idc its a really great scenario

[@gailcleveland9052]

Accurate with the NOAA radio

[@sd07games45]

NOAA radio is kinda bad

[@hades.97]

Hmmmm....I live in Gainseville

[@sd07games45]

Inferno Productions this was in 1936

[@whofoundjack]

I jumped at the siren

[@generalmoonstone]

Thunderbolt sirens tend to get that kind of reaction

[@sd07games45]

Vernon Petty thunder bolt sirens literally scare the living shit out of me when I hear it on KZbin and the tornado watch at the start made me jump

[@jeraldhorton3143]

Thunderbolt sirens are the best man

[@barracudafuckingdied]

i live less than 10 miles away from gainsville holy shit-