5-22-2019 KWTV Tornado Coverage

[@northtexasskies3243]

They are saying hopefully the storms wont produce tornados, but you know their weather geek side wants a big tornado to drop

[@douglasskaalrud6865]

Justin S. I have to be a weather geek. I used to be scared s***less of tornadoes-now I mourn the loss of the big storms we used to get.

[@The_white__f150]

@@douglasskaalrud6865 oh man you should live in Tennessee we haven't had a big storm in a while but we once had a few weeks where we had a severe weather threat 3 weeks In a row

[@jaggass]

I'm from the UK and we get the odd Supercell every year. That storm in the Lawton area was impressive. Amazing to see a bit of a blue sky whilst there was a huge storm developing at the same time.

[@marielamparo5508]

Zls

[@northtexasskies3243]

2:26:00 that rotation is crazy

[@noahkb80]

Alan Broesre " storms are growing and looking stronger, we'll get back to you if it develops" lol. Poor dude, i swear, ive watched hours of footage, and storms are always getting ready, but i dont think ive ever seen a tornado on the ground with him. I don't mean disrespect to him- he cant control the weather, and i know hes as good as any chaser. He just has bad luck. They need to shuffle it up so he can get in some storms. Swap logistics with Val. Val always right in the middle of hell lol. Every map shows 2 things- location of tornado and pure hell on earth, and Vals gps right in the middle of it 😂. And Von when hes around. Those guys got tornado magnets in their cars lol. Of course then Al Alan finally nails one. Gotta love it. Keep up the good work guys. Stay safe. Yall are the best in the biz👍

[@mikescantlin5912]

Alan is a great chaser and a great dude. This Okfuskee County storm was the storm of the day, and he was all over it. He sees plenty of tornadoes, but more importantly, he’s a team player. They can’t put everyone on the same storm.

[@supertornadogun1690]

@@mikescantlin5912 nah the storm of the day produced the tornadoes in Oronogo, Golden City, and Jefferson City, and also one north of Miami ok

[@mikescantlin5912]

@@supertornadogun1690 That's a good point, but it's debatable. There are ZERO good pics/vids from that storm. It was a larger tornado, sure, but the Okfuskee County hoses were VERY photogenic, and extremely chasable. A ton of great up-close video with really intricate multi-vortex and helical phases, as well as fully condensed cones and stovepipes.

[@supertornadogun1690]

@@mikescantlin5912 True dat

[@nmcalister5809]

@@mikescantlin5912 I have some decent shots of both the Miami tornado and later the Golden City tornado. The Golden City tornado would have been extremely photogenic if it had happened just 30 minutes earlier

[@scottbroadnax6266]

Keep this in mind, this was 2 days after the "busted" High risk...I can just imagine the skepticism of the public for this event...

[@eltoro6688]

David has News Emmys Dancin' in his head this whole event!!!

[@jimmykouba4494]

At times chaotic and crossed communication but the message did get out. Awesome footage.

[@Im-just-Stardust]

Jim is very frustrating sometimes. Dude does not listen at all even if they are almost screaming at him. I get he's in a chopper but he never tried to fix the problem

[@chrisredeau8650]

Yall he straight up said this is your last chance in last chance......I'm ☠☠☠☠

[@northtexasskies3243]

1:52:25 lol

[@sierratrilogy]

The studio meteorologist is hilarious. As serious as the situation was, I found myself laughing a couple of times... Forget Pete, we're apologizing to Bill And Two areas of circulation, why not...

[@jaggass]

That Supercell near Lindsay was impressive as well.

[@antoniokauley9171]

The curve on these storms were impressive

[@Zoomer30]

Green seems like an odd colored for a PDS Tornado Watch. I'm thinking "crimson"

[@noahkb80]

If i have one wish before i die, is to spend one May just riding around with Von. Dude probably sees tornadoes in January.

[@chrisredeau8650]

He do!

[@antoniokauley9171]

I’ll take my chances with Val and Amy castor

[@vincenthiggins6091]

Those people standing there with their phones out filming the house getting washed away that kind of shit pisses me off people doing that and then exploiting it later on to make the people that lost their homes feel more misery.

[@madmax1528]

Bet the cape values were high that day

[@stormchaserlightningman9873]

Sky high. I remember watching this feed on the website. I think the echo tops were like 55 -65k tall

[@soonerduck9622]

"Bet the cape values were high..." Haha! Probably a couple hundred... AT MOST. Uhhh...

[@peachxtaehyung]

@@soonerduck9622 what do you mean?

[@TheWaynelds]

@@soonerduck9622 Hundred? More like a few thousand.

[@davidatkinson8515]

@@peachxtaehyung By CAPE values, he was referring to the Convective Available Potential Energy.

[@margaretlouiseable]

I watch him nightly. They have the best radar.

[@jyhkwllrsexsxtrblnsgrcftac101]

Confidential personal. Never saleing my. Kids!

[@stormchaserkst4496]

Hank.. Pecos Hank??

[@This_RuthIsOnFire]

Prolly. I love him.

[@sierratrilogy]

It said his last name is Brown, so not him.

[@Leahb18116]

No that's a different person

[@spartan7911]

I want to see a tornado here in Houston.

[@jeffvanschoonhoven5171]

We had one in Pasadena but it was rain wrapped

[@lisaevans7293]

Do all tornados form and move northeast?

[@MartinHughes1991]

Usually I think, though the Jarrell tornado in 1997 went the opposite way

[@lisaevans7293]

@@MartinHughes1991 a few others did a complete 180 that i watched on you tube also, they turned completely around and went back where they came from. One was in Moore, OK i do remember that one. It was in a heavy populated area and it just obliviated homes and then went right back over them and literally there was nothing left, some had the concrete pads they were built on left but others didnt even have that.

[@ericdeanda1376]

No look up the may 31st 2013 el reno tornado

[@xbray_1]

most tornadoes move north and east, however not all of them do! there are some instances where they move south and east bound, and another thing is when a storm produces a tornado, it tends to “anchor”, and kind of turn to the right. so if a storm is moving eastbound, it’ll turn to the south a bit if it produces a tornado! sorry i know that was a lot to read, but i hope this answers your question, have a great day!! :)

[@lisaevans7293]

I remember watching that also because i said oh no they were just hit and how awful it must feel to have it come right back!!!!

[@jyhkwllrsexsxtrblnsgrcftac101]

My. Confidential personal. Middle names never for sale, Exsex, Wellars, Gracefftta, Tribalnarius!!! I’m onlyone made up allow!!!

[@flanny22_42]

IF ANYONE LIVES IN LAST CHANCE THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE

[@sierratrilogy]

1:55:00 ish