Apocalyptic Alley (EAS Scenario)

Summary - Tornado Alley, A Common Place location for Tornadoes in the united states. Specific areas of interest include the Moore Tornadoes of 1999 and 2013, the 1991 Wichita Tornado, The 1997 Jarrell Tornado, and the Lubbock Tornado back in the 1970s. Flash Forward to May 20th, if you will. Storms look to be setting up for an ordinary day across the southern great plains and The Sooner State. However, what goes unnoticed, is that the tornado potential is maxed out, along an area ranging from The New Mexico-Oklahoma-Texas tristate line, to southwest of Lubbock, to between Dallas/Fort Worth and Waco, to the Oklahoma Arkansas State Line, to as far north as the Oklahoma-Kansas state line near Enid. The potential is maxed out in a high risk issued that day, however, by the next outlook that morning, the SPC, noticing how the tornado threat is maxed out, issues an unprecedented, impromptu risk. Extreme. How will Oklahoma and Texas brace for a potential disaster of unforeseen proportions? You are about to find out.
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[@synisterfluffball4312]

*mother nature after drinking 100 redbulls and chewing 5 gum*

[@connorvandeventer3418]

Yup lol

[@rxiden]

Nah. 278 red bulls and chewing a whole pack of 5 gum.

[@eggiswhat]

that is a great thing . . . . . jk

[@THUNDERBOLTTsirenproduct-nj2qj]

Mother nature has been Drinkin 555555222211116666464646466464 Red Bulls And chewingfive gum

[@oh_no_no_no]

*_stimulate your senses_*

[@shelbythibodeau5506]

"Significant wind risk: significant." Department of Repetitive Redundancy Department.

[@alemarion]

An affiliate of the Center for Bad Grammar Center.

[@jaxon2498]

Lol

[@ballstretcher2178]

the floor is made out of a floor

[@oh_no_no_no]

This interesting fact is quite an interesting fact.

[@cbass2976]

wind: yes

[@fancifulgamer28]

Tornadopasta In this video we watch as every weather station eventually gets knocked offline in jumpscare fashion

[@fancifulgamer28]

@@DestinyYlisse I love Taco Bell's tacos and burritos

[@ellasprep]

I’m jealous- I don’t have a Taco Bell in my area :(

[@kristinabailey9863]

Wait there's a jumpsc- AAAAA

[@moontaker351]

​@@fancifulgamer28 The name "tornadopasta" fits this scenario perfectly because it combines the old school horror name "Creepypasta" with a truly apocalyptic tornado

[@JNewsted1988]

(Tornado Warnings are issued for Moore) Moore: Ah, sh*t, here we go again.

[@Orca19904]

The only way you could get me to live in Moore is if you paid me more money than Bill Gates and gave me a house that could withstand a point-blank nuclear detonation.

[@TBZSOMVEVO]

1999 f5 im back

[@Orca19904]

@@TBZSOMVEVO *Terminator theme plays*

[@TBZSOMVEVO]

@@Orca19904 u watch darling in the franxx got that idea in ep 21

[@sher_idan]

Only one Moore!

[@whokodthelonghorn]

This scenario is my worst nightmare. Everything I live my life through, the school I attend, my family’s residences, my friends’s residences.... GONE. Just gone. Wiped of the map by Mother Nature herself.

[@canamx399]

Because we aren’t being good to her. God ordained, and Mother Nature resides. If we don’t start reducing our waste and emissions, we are going under.

[@navigationescaladed1659]

Mother Nature had to abuse us for no reason by giving us a very dangerous tornado and storms that we cant survive on its to hard to hard for us to live with it

[@malcolmdavis9345]

In scenarios like this, there probably needs to be a 4th level for Tornado Warnings. Tornado Watch, Tornado Warning, Tornado Emergency and then Tornado “Catastrophe” where complete destruction of a metropolitan area is expected.

[@seanbrower6738]

Malcolm Davis The damage threat listed on the text of a Tornado Emergency is “catastrophic.” So on a Tornado Catastrophe, the damage threat should be listed as “cataclysmic.” But I also find that the word “Catastrophe” seems to deliver more of a purely emotional impact. The word “Cataclysm,” however, is in fact used within meteorological, climatological, and geological circles, when talking about things, such as the Ice Age. In a “Tornado Cataclysm,” then, I would say that the “Damage” threat should be listed as “Total Destruction.”

[@scaprod558]

@@seanbrower6738 My worst nightmare isn't even close to that. Tornado... Something. No debris, no shelters left, underground or above, no people left alive, everything sucked out of the underground shelters, above 10000+ dead, debris being tossed maybe in 4 states over...

[@seanbrower6738]

Lance Stinson As if humanity never existed in the area that the tornado obliterated

[@scaprod558]

@@seanbrower6738 No, as if Earth never developed there. Down to the hard layer of bedrock (not Minecraft), and even that's half destroyed and spiky.

[@natoshabrown]

@@scaprod558 While tornados have some amazing capabilities, I truly doubt a tornado has ThAT kind of capability. Yes. They can, in rare circumstances, pull plumbing and piping out of the ground. And even pull apart concrete. Fortunately, your nightmare tornado has a 00.00% chance of existing in our time!

[@hbomatt]

I'm a trucker, came through el Reno last week 2 hours after the tornado crossed i40 and wiped the trailer park. I started 2 hours late to dodge a hail storm in Amarillo that morning.

[@ryanlewis6386]

hbomatt sheesh if you didn’t have to dodge a hailstorm in Amarillo you would’ve been hit by the el Reno tornado talk about luck

[@WheelerYT]

This scenario left me speechless... It was so well done and the wording... Holy shit, it stunned me. Extremely well done

[@bhrettd7562]

*sees* *one* *of* *the* *radio* *station* *says* *Lubbock* *Texas* Hey! I live close to there! *chuckles* I’m in Danger.

[@mako_the_seawong7306]

My grandma lived there once 0-0

[@ClayRanger143]

And to think...a High Risk was issued on the exact same day this was uploaded... Just a PSA for you all...this is entirely fictional and coincidental. Yeah, it's happening in the same areas...but this isn't JT's fault for any severe weather that happens in Oklahoma today. We never knew that this would happen... Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people affected...

[@Ketere]

Mother Nature took this too seriously 😂

[@KoldPerson]

Hurricane Colin /SPCAshburn925 yup

[@mgp4447]

ClayRanger143 yeah we know you guys don't control the weather lol

[@KoldPerson]

OhioValleyWeather14 oh wow...

[@netglitch5943]

I actually live in Osage County (I was thrown for a bit of a loop when I heard it in the scenario lol) and for the past week the weather here has been absolutely out of control, matter of fact, as of me writing this there have been like 8 different tornado warnings on my phone in the past hour lol.

[@nymonroenoaa1926]

40:44-40:47 "WICHITA FALLS IS NO MORE. THERE IS NO SHELTER HERE. HE WILL BE BACK... JUST YOU WAIT." That was terrifying

[@seanbrower6738]

The wording of the warnings alone gave me goosebumps. But to hear the descriptions of what actually happened...its really as if the world has come to an abrupt and violent end. I thought that “EF6” was going to be the single scariest KZbin video that I’d ever see, but this beat even that. One comment said that Studio Q should have used voice actors instead of generic voices. You must have been reading up. You all deserve medals for what you have created. Well done indeed!

[@IrateCritic1]

Sean Brower oddly enough, that was my comment you were referring to. Glad someone did their homework for this video.

[@slavskeleton1503]

Imagine EF7 or even EFX ( 10 )

[@supersonicfan990]

1:16:24 A large, extremely dangerous tornado in El Reno, Texas. Kind of reminds us of another tornado doesn't it? Poor guys.

[@c0rrupt3d_g0d2]

Ah sh*t, here we go again

[@moontaker351]

May 31st 2013 all over again

[@EASgirl25]

El Reno is in Oklahoma not Texas

[@mrpeach2023]

It’s El Reno, Oklahoma. Not Texas.

[@semiwxeas]

@@mrpeach2023 hi

[@jayfeather31]

Very good scenario. Might take me two viewings though to complete.

[@seanbrower6738]

jayfeather31 I had to rewind the KOKC segment a few times, as I could not believe what I was hearing.

[@bruhmoment821]

All tornado emergencies: 25:47 Lubbock, Texas 38:21 Wichita Falls, Texas 1:14:50 El Reno - Northern Oklahoma City - Bethany - Yukon - Richland - Edmond, Oklahoma 1:18:22 Southern Oklahoma City - Moore, Oklahoma 1:25:33 Southern Oklahoma City - Moore, Oklahoma (KOKC) 1:32:09 Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area (SWS) 1:35:43 Moore, Oklahoma (SWS) 1:43:55 Fort Worth, Texas 1:48:36 Fort Worth, Texas (viewed from Arlington, Texas) 1:53:29 Stillwater, Oklahoma 1:57:30 Dallas, Texas 2:02:32 Tulsa, Oklahoma

[@St3rnbergStudi0z]

When I see El Reno I know it's gonna be bad 😭

[@vegaalphalyrae1356]

Yes

[@EASgirl25]

Thank you so much for this!!

[@yorick22]

Strange thing is, there WAS a high risk on 5/20

[@typhlosionyt]

Why must it happened on my birthday oof

[@alemarion]

And it was published on 5/20...

[@jm10014]

@@typhlosionyt May 24th was mine

[@Emerald24Zulu]

yet nothing happened

[@jaxon2498]

I live in Oklahoma

[@TylerF35A]

The Day 1 Outlook posted for 5/20/19 was eerily similar to the one you made! It was also the 6th year anniversary to the 2013 Moore tornado. Coincidences!!!

[@alemarion]

And it was published on 5-20.

[@cosmicminun59]

Ah yes Tornado Warning, my favorite song.

[@always-alicia]

CosmicMinun59 I bump that jam!

[@stampycatfan01lol]

It’s definitely gonna be a Top 10 hit!

[@canamx399]

Yes!!

[@malcolmdavis9345]

I give it an EF5 out of EF5

[@scaprod558]

The absolute jam

[@iacentralfishing5610]

1:32:39 I love the addition of live voice into the SWS bulletin, similar to what the Norman WFO did during the Peidmont-El Reno tornado back in 2011

[@easalert88]

They did that a lot back in the day, even for El Reno in 2013.

[@jv25339]

@@easalert88 I wonder why they stopped doing that? What do you think?do you think the new bmh has something to do with it?

[@easalert88]

@@jv25339 Late response, but it appears to be the case. The only time you hear live voices now is during severe weather in OUN's CWA

[@npymtv7273]

I know it’s a complete coincidence, but to quote SPC’s wording of the 1300z convective outlook on May 20 “A serious outbreak of destructive, tornadic supercells is likely over parts of this region this afternoon into evening, especially in the high- and moderate-risk areas. Given the expected fast storm motions, especially mid-afternoon into evening, a few of the best-organized supercells may reach an equilibrium with their already very favorable mesoscale environments long enough to sustain wide, long-track tornadoes” thankfully the real outbreak didn’t happen Great video btw

[@mcain2911]

The whole time I’m watching this, I’m asking myself how it could get any worse. I actually felt fear. I love that! Thank you for all the hard work you obviously put into this.

[@SentientElectricLamp]

Outstanding work. Probably the best tornado outbreak EAS scenario i've seen to date...my prayers are also going out to the people affected by today's expected severe weather. I guess on a positive note, though...it won't nearly be as bad as this by a long shot.

[@whokodthelonghorn]

Up to 4PM wasn’t bad, but had a supercell

[@N8V_Juice]

"Devastating to unprecedented damage expected..." When the actual warning needs a lead-in, you're in deep doo-doo.

[@tylerlarsen1842]

Jesus, 8 EF5's on the same day. And one of which follows the same track as the big tornado in EF6. Why do we get spoiled so thoroughly?

[@The_Disorder_Lord]

And now I will never ignore the skies ever again. Awesome job Shadow and LMD!!

[@plyingelm7655]

man, this is the only scenario I have seen where my city [Wichita Falls] is affected by a tornado. then again, we aren't really known for much, except the Hotter n Hell Hundred, the Newby- McMahon Building, aka the worlds littlest skyscraper, and the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum.

[@EASgirl25]

That's actually really cool!

[@enterthenatrix6755]

The sound design is impeccable. It’s almost like every station and transmitter has its own unique signature, right down to the alert tones and static. Incredible work!

[@453braxton]

Wow, I live in the Tulsa area, and the weather radio segments for Tulsa were quite accurate! I was both interested and creeped out with how the damage was described, which means you did an awesome job in my book!

[@IUseRandomPfps]

Good fucking god, even nearly 5 years later this isn't any less horrifying

[@Tom_And_Jerry_Fanatic_2024]

Everything in the scenario is an absolute 100/10! Well Done! Especially when the people at KOKC told everyone to take cover. This needs to be on the EAS Scenario Hall Of Fame.

[@markrobinson3830]

An AMAZING collaboration! Loved it!!!

[@sebastianperez3984]

"A large and destructive tornado has been spotted over stilwater" 3rd street saints: *heavy breathing*

[@jimmyseaver3647]

Sebastian Perez Wrong Stillwater.

[@easalert88]

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: A sequel is in the works. Stay tuned for further information in the coming days. EDIT: This sequel's been put on hold.

[@matt_gachaandgaming]

I just saw your community post about thst Edit: that, my gah why can't I spell anything right

[@leftintheoxafire]

Can't wait to see it! :)

[@jamestaylor4480]

Make an EF7 Huntsville Alabama EAS scenario with the SPC outlook of an extreme risk of severe weather.

[@jamestaylor4480]

EF8 Tuscaloosa/Birmingham Alabama EAS scenario

[@mrpeach2023]

@@jamestaylor4480 Shut up child

[@0guardianite0]

You know it's bad when the damage is compared to that of The Apocalypse...This collaboration between yourself and Devious is absolutely epic. The graphics and the acting is absolutely incredible! Great job from you both and I'd love to see more collabs between you's two! c: (also was that a little easter egg in the audio hell around the 1:30:00 mark? :eyes:) As for the coincidence with the upload days outbreak, there's literally nothing anyone could do when Mother Nature decides to wreck havoc. It's a coincidence and nothing more so please don't blame yourselves for the unlikely timing of this scenario and the High Risk!

[@easalert88]

I echo what she said, Guardianite.

[@nathananderson7319]

@Guardianite "you won't escape your fate syndicate"

[@Thesnakerox]

And to think that it was only localized to a handful of counties. Now imagine it happening to the whole world...

[@MistfulSkye]

YES!!! IT'S FINALLY OUT!!! AMAZING WORK SHADOW FROST!!!

[@danieldoesdumbstuff]

Wherever you go Your luck Has run out. Goddamn terrifying.

[@dutcheasfan6321]

Another one going into my favourites... Nice job on this one!

[@cosmicminun59]

WHEREVER YOU ARE... ...YOUR LUCK... ...HAS RUN OUT Well thanks for letting me know that.

[@cosmicminun59]

YOU WON'T ESCAPE YOUR INEVITABLE FATE, SYNDICATE Thanks again

[@easalert88]

@@cosmicminun59 - The former? Stay tuned.

[@paxhumana2015]

@@cosmicminun59 and easalert88, what do those messages even mean, I wonder?

[@mrmrbacon]

Something like what happened in... Florida?

[@cassandraleonaward6228]

Thank you for telling me the first three words. I couldn’t see them because of how quick it changed. I tried to read it three times.

[@athens583]

Found this while searching new EAS scenarios to listen to, and it caught me completely off guard that you included Clinton! It's my hometown! And it's so small!

[@Thesnakerox]

I think some of the most unsettling parts of this for me are when there are multiple alerts in a row. Typically one would expect normal programming to resume after the EOM tones are heard, but instead, another set of SAME headers follows... EDIT: Okay, scratch that. The transmissions that were sent in the aftermath of the tornadoes were absolutely horrifying...

[@romanvalgo]

I clicked on this not realizing it was 2 1/2 hours long

[@EmceeCh4p]

Might I ask.....who inspired this wild scenario? :D

[@WYWPride]

studioQ & @the devious... You all are awesome, legit. I watched both this and the EF6 scenario. I was actually hoping to get into voice acting for you guys also. I love stuff like this. 💕

[@bruhmoment821]

studioQ I love your EF6 scenario!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SultanMapping]

that EF6 EAS scenario, damn, i live in dallas, tx sooo yeah lol

[@SultanMapping]

I live in Dallas

[@EmceeCh4p]

All the way down to the line "hit the deck". Love it!

[@HanaNoMachi]

I had been working on homework with this in the background and 40:44 scared the soul out of me

[@canamx399]

A random Butterfly Cat XD

[@KamsPoliticalPredictions]

You too 😂

[@itschickennn8169]

I was playing fifa and it made me jump💀

[@magiciansforce]

Yup. Doing puzzles on my phone and I jumped a mile high when that showed up.

[@jalenstimes7452]

The demonic laughter when the tornado hit the KOKC radio station was just bone-chilling.

[@normanwaterman2017]

It was as if the tornado itself was laughing

[@TheSkyGuy77]

​@@normanwaterman2017 It probably was 😂

[@koroblynxthe13th75]

Great scenario! 10/10 for me! This scenario and the text in the glitching reminds me of the type of stuff my comic character Tempest would do and say... ah but that's me just relating my hopefully future comic to the scenario. Overall one of the best EAS videos I've watched!

[@Yourlocalbacterium]

This video is so far one of my favorite EAS scenarios, considering I live in one of the states mentioned. I like the eerie tornado siren effect playing with the reading of the tornado emergencies.

[@canamx399]

At the CEM, that picture of OKC being lit up and you realize in this scenario it no longer exists 😢 let’s hope this never happens but more likely it will

[@nappa3550]

The touch of demonic laughter when the tornado hits KOKC is a real nice touch! Good video

[@navigationescaladed1659]

*TORNADO EMERGENCY ISSUED IN MOORE* Reed Timmer : ToRnAdO ToRnAdO ToRnAdOoO!

[@oologahnorthernrailroad8873]

I bet he would do that

[@empresshydra3489]

*excited Reed screeching*

[@KingstonAddict]

Amazing!! I think this is one of my favorite EAS scenarios

[@dtendy4153]

This is one of my favorite scenarios, I love it so much

[@CoolMan0901]

This scenario is so long enough to sink the Titanic Because it's 2 hours and 40 minutes long

[@killerwhaletank]

Yeah this is very well done, and VERY terrifying. 10/10!

[@austiningram8621]

2:06:40 | when a girl rejects you

[@CoolMan0901]

Haha, that station though, it got jump scared

[@alemarion]

*Your brain when your crush rejects you.*

[@disabled4206]

Lol

[@deyaneiradelgado21]

Pfffffff

[@sarcastic_much]

unfortunately I can relate to this

[@zxarchi]

The national weather service in Tulsa has issued a tornado warning for: *EXTREME GLITCHING*

[@easalert88]

Perfectly timed glitches, part 1 of who knows how many :P

[@frederic5974]

Great as always In the first minutes I thought "what they would do if it's going to be real" and now I read that there is a high risk for severe tornadoes in the exact same area. Oo and my hometown in Germany got a warning for permanent flash flood with severe thunderstorms and potential tornadoes until tomorrow 12 p.m. I don't think I have to expect a tornado here but how are the odds that a fictional EAS scenario starts like this and your weather service gave nearly same predictions for the same day? To everyone in this area: stay safe and don't push your luck too much by staying outside too long. I hope it's not gonna be deadly

[@whokodthelonghorn]

Thanks bro!

[@paxhumana2015]

Fred Eric, how do they do the equivalent of EAS Alerts in Germany on all forms of communication? I am curious as to how it looks and sounds.

[@frederic5974]

@@paxhumana2015 that's quite difficult to explain. First of all: we have nothing like your EAS here. There are many Apps for your smartphone but I don't trust any of these except for two. About 15 years ago we had a single website of the German weather service (DWD) where you could see the warnings. But so many people didn't used this. I learned about it from my father cause we are both at the local fire department and needed to know what's coming. After smartphones got more and more common the DWD developed an app for warnings and alerts. That's one of the two apps I trust. You get alerts at your spot and for regions you want to get informations. You have a screen for the radar, a screen for the warnings, a screen for a detailed weather expectations, and a screen for the weather in the next 3 days with temperatures, potential warnings,.... The alerts can be adjust individually. I usually use it for thunderstorms and storm chasing (it's not so exciting in Germany most of the time). Our warnings go from lvl. 1 (simple thunderstorm) to lvl. 4 (extreme weather conditions). I get alerts for lvl 2 and more. Sometimes I get an information for severe thunderstorms, or severe weather conditions hours or a day before. But this app isn't very common, even though it's nearly perfect for me. So many people here are thinking that tornadoes or extreme weather conditions are just in the USA not in Germany (they're quite dumb here -.-) The second app is called KATWARN. It's linked with the DWD-app and is the most equivalent to your EAS. But it's currently more like a beta version. It alerts for severe weather (lvl 3 or hihger) but that's currently all in my region. This app is going to be our EAS but it needs some more time. As far as I know KATWARN will be preinstalled on every smartphone in Germany once it's completely finished and every emergency services (we have 17 different services) want to work with KATWARN. Maybe I can make a video the next time we get high warned thunderstorms (I think it's going to be next Thursday) and upload it but it's currently not as good as the EAS ;)

[@frederic5974]

@@paxhumana2015 and the video has to wait. We have currently a heat wave here with no weather changes. It's just very sunny and hot -.-

[@paxhumana2015]

@@frederic5974 , so I have been hearing...I have survived a few triple digit Fahrenheit heat waves in the past myself...I hope that you stay safe and take things easy, as well as keep hydrated.

[@_AaronT]

An incredible scenario my dude, massive massive props to ya! 💚🍀 (PS: Who’s that Scottish sounding guy doing the reporting for KOKC? He sounds familiar... 👀)

[@thatawkwardtexan]

Who do you think it is?

[@oologahnorthernrailroad8873]

Oscar Ramirez no idea

[@yourlocalidiot5090]

been waiting to watch this, had to wait so iu can watch it and travel. I hope ill enjoy~!

[@hopefuldawn7262]

I used to live in the barry-lawrence County area of Missouri. Made the mistake of watching this at bedtime, fell asleep watching. Woke up to a loud noise along with Barry County being mentioned. Literal chills! Not to mention a good portion of people I know are in lubbock/ Dallas-Fort worth!

[@WYWPride]

This acting is impeccable without question. Holy shit, incredible job to everyone involved.

[@derekreyes8529]

2:06:40 when I only get one like from my KZbin comment but I was the one who liked it. Nice scenario by the way.

[@scaprod558]

true

[@MichealOnYouTube]

tornado alley: STOP THE TORNADOES! Tornadoes: *_n o p e_*

[@MelodyStark]

At the 1:22:10 mark when the screen goes mad... Don't Melt... and then... Your Luck Has Run Out. Amazing!

[@macrofurry5741]

Blaise trying to mess with our heads, I think. ;)

[@SPCHermitage]

Best. Tornado. Scenario. Ever. I think all those tornadoes should be EF6’s.

[@seanbrower6738]

Especially considering that underground shelters are collapsing or perhaps being ripped out from the Earth.

[@cubby091398]

If an EF6 does exist, I wonder if it would be a rope tornado.

[@littleplague5988]

The scale actually goes up to 12.... But wind speed that high isn't possible on Earth... But EF-6 aren't out of the question

[@littleplague5988]

@@cubby091398 it could be a rope or even a wedge, just depends on where it hits

[@seanbrower6738]

Little Plague The question is, are engineers and meteorologists able to realistically conceive that an EF5 can ever get so strong, that it can rip apart concrete buildings, scour foundations, and loft things like steel one or more towns over? If not, then they’re going to have to create an EF6, perhaps an EF7.

[@Rubiks37]

watching this for the fifth time cause quarantine and stuff, it never gets old

[@witheredcanadiangames9329]

+ 1 sub nice scenario i can see that you putted a lot of efforts into it!

[@jnerdsblog]

Seems typo-free which is a huge step up from so many of these EAS vids. Also love the length and effort. But how exactly do buildings get 'defoliated?' (around the 1:23:30 mark)

[@easalert88]

If it's a building with leaves on it, it should apply there, but what is implied here is that buildings get concrete torn out from it, causing further destruction to occur as a result.

[@shelbythibodeau5506]

Oh great. Now the tornadoes are incurring glitches upon the EAS and the NWR!

[@diegoalvarez3807]

Great scenario! You got a new subscriber! If you do requests, do a weather scenario for Austin/San Antonio, TX.

[@easalert88]

I'll consider it.

[@diegoalvarez3807]

easalert88 we honestly get flash flooding. And there was Jarrell as well in ‘97. But thanks!!

[@AmericanF-16]

I first saw this at my school. Had headphones. Those distorted sounds during those phone dialing beeps ((idk what they call them)) had my flying bro

[@some_random_merc]

fell asleep watching this and was mere seconds away from having a full on panic attack when I woke up because the EAS tones triggered an intense scream in my dream that kept repeating for what seemed like 15 minutes 10/10 lol

[@TheIceManDan23]

Great start to the video!👏

[@jesusisking1741]

You deserve more subs!!

[@overkillz2721]

EL RENO 2.O??? SO THAT'S LIKE DOUBLE THE FRIGGIN SIZE OR BASICALLY 5.2 MILE WIDE TORNADO!! JEEZUS!!

[@jimmyseaver3647]

He says it "Isn't just El Reno 2.0. It's _so much worse."_ It's likely around as large, perhaps a bit larger than the actual one that hit back in 2013. I don't think it's possible for a tornado to grow to more than 5 miles, though somewhere between 2.6 and 3 is still capable of inflicting truly incredible amounts of damage.

[@hardnoc9342]

Holy shit, probably one of the most chilling scenarios ive ever heard.

[@Eric_Hutton.1980]

Fascinating video. I think with the storm damage described that would qualify them for potential F-6 status.

[@2021-PresentTubbySupporter8]

I'm 200% sure at 1:41:15 that instead of it saying Southeastern Payne County, it said Southeastern Ping County

[@whokodthelonghorn]

1:11:10 the moment I heard Somervell County, I thought of one thing... COMANCHE PEAK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT is screwed.

[@supertornadogun1690]

Those plants are specificaly built to withstand ef5 tornadoes if I recall correctly

[@Orca19904]

@@supertornadogun1690 These EAS scenarios love making nuclear plants blow their tops from tornado impacts, not to mention triggering absurd chain reactions of other nuclear plants miles away from the disaster site.

[@supertornadogun1690]

@@Orca19904 Yeah and it always throws realism right out the window which makes me irritable.

[@furiousflame7413]

@@Orca19904 yeah I always know that whenever I click on a weather-related scenario, I expect it to end in some kind of nuclear emergency

[@randywest2938]

Know this, if mother nature wishes those plants destroyed...... She can and will make it happen

[@mgp4447]

Wow this comes at scary timing as a high risk has actually been issued for Oklahoma and parts of North Texas

[@Bighaus1234]

Cool scenario. How did you make the SPC risk map?

[@generalmoonstone]

Best Eas scenario of 2018:Rising Heat.Best Eas scenario of 2019: Apocalyptic Alley.

[@tfdallas1774]

KZbinr: this isn't real guys don't worry Mother Nature in the midwest: you wanna fuckin bet

[@sidneybridges7419]

This is amazing awesome job

[@jeffzebert4982]

I believe that the ONLY form of shelter that would be safe from tornadoes of this magnitude would be shelters that have been carved into the bedrock. That's because the ground scouring would be all the way down to the bedrock! Unfortunately, I believe that there are only a small handful of shelters that have been carved into bedrock; and these have all been carved into the sides of mountains, and not straight down into the bedrock layer from flat ground. One case in point: Cheyenne Mountain.

[@ChosenMii]

Remember to always STAY SAFE!!

[@kichithewolfie6929]

The voice for the New Mexico station is so *CRISPY*

[@fluoridetapwater]

Wow dude. This is very impressive

[@EASgirl25]

Ik! This video and your 2014 scenario are my two favorite tornado scenarios!

[@fealmar1]

1:02:27 you got my local weather radio station nearly perfectly, the radio station says exactly how the station words stuff IRL. Only complaint really is the live voice in the beginning, but other than that, nearly perfectly identical!

[@cbastpiannalitnab1380]

Today shower- *EAS TONE* thanks for reminding me to shower

[@A.M-M.]

My question is who is sending those subliminal messages in the static of the Emergency signals going out like “Don’t melt” and “Where ever you are, your luck has run out”

[@Etriland]

I think it's the nado

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

Out of curiosity, has a NWS broadcast ever actually been knocked offline due to extreme weather? If so... yikes...

[@cloed0ll]

Yes. Multiple times. 💀

[@airdefender1]

An EAS scenario of the Galveston Storm of 1900 would be pretty cool!

[@Summit9999]

Charles Calvin (Henry Stickmin) in a EAS Scenario? Dang.

[@MelodyStark]

Watching this and the weather updates in real life. Very interesting!

[@arrowverseeas7316]

I agree with an earlier appropriately-named video that if it's powerful enough to obliterate underground storm shelters it should be classified as an EF-6. Also, under the old Fujita scale, which only measured wind speeds, these would definitely have been F6 twisters, bordering on F7 (scale actually went to F10, but nobody thought Winds in nature could ever exceed F5 so they never talked about the higher numbers)

[@StatsJames]

Well, you're half correct. The original Fujita scale went up to F12 or Mach 1(738 mph). The purpose of the Fujita scale was to bridge the Beaufort scale and the Mach scale.

[@damonthaplaya8443]

We always knew Tornado Alley would one day unleash its ultimate fury.

[@bradleykramer6949]

Please forgive me for making the following suggestion. Prior to the thunderstorms forming, could we see what the Storm Prediction Center is seeing that is leading them to issue these tornado watches?

[@therandomizer3805]

I know I'm a bit late with this but great scenario. Whats the background hum at 1:39:42?

[@theamgcriminal9248]

2:15:30 that was a pretty good job of acting completely shaken by the event.

[@TravisGrooms]

That was creepy. Amazing work