[EAS Scenario] Sudden Outbreak

Finally, after thinking about the idea for almost a year, Sudden Outbreak is there! I've put quite a lot of work in that one, so I hope you guys will enjoy it!
As usual, if you have (constructive) criticism on how I can improve the scenario, feel free to DM me.
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[@LillaVya]

Hey guys! Finally, I've just released a new scenario, so if you liked this one, go check it out! :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6Lde6GAmMt_pbM

[@Tornadica]

How do I get the NOAA Wather Radio Hazard Board IRL that is AWESOME

[@chasestudebaker4892]

Make a another sudden outbreak only for ohio

[@kev996]

And I'm watching this on the exact day everything will go down.

[@carsonLittlefishing]

Yeah😂

[@NeoSM64]

?

[@GDskypulse]

Rip

[@scottconner5401]

@@SomeoneElseTookMyHandle😮

[@ultratoughscene]

Oh yes. I finally found it. Originality in a weather scenario! This is great!

[@CatzRuleGaming]

Finally someone destroys my home state with something other than supernatural phenomena.

[@CosmaPaulaton]

Damn at least your home state is represented. Mine is like New Hampshire nobody talks about New Hampshire.

[@CatzRuleGaming]

@@CosmaPaulaton Oof, I'll try to remember you if I ever make a scenario lol

[@CosmaPaulaton]

@@CatzRuleGaming lol. I have legit never heard my town name, unless with a different state.

[@CosmaPaulaton]

@@CatzRuleGaming if I ever make scenarios, I'm gonna put the most random places. Like Vermont, Maine, Kansas, Iowa, Utah, ect.

[@CECFan1992]

@@CosmaPaulaton the New Hampshire homeland security has activated the emergency alert system to conduct a monthly test to make the sure the emergency alert system is working properly, this Is only a test.

[@clockworkclown1108]

ah, just a regular tuesday afternoon in good ol missouri edit: but in all seriousness this is genuinely horrifying, living in st louis, have my whole life and shit like this has ALWAYS been one of my greatest fears 😭! this is so well made

[@TheSkyGuy77]

Good ole misery

[@janetoconnor3636]

FYI you don't have to be in High Risk area for no severe weather. That happened to me in 1999 and we ended up with a Tornado Warning at noon even though it was just a slight risk. The last derecho i experienced was in 2012 in early June High winds but no damage where I was.

[@Bitzy]

in the August derecho i wasn’t aware of any severe weather risk at all, or really any storm chances whatsoever the day before and the day of the derecho. we got a severe thunderstorm warning that took up half the state, and then within 30-45 minutes it hit us. it was so surreal

[@TheSkyGuy77]

I almost got a tornado once and I was in a 5% risk area.

[@dagger1-140]

Job well done! Definitely kept me watching! You easily could make more amazing scenarios

[@TheoStarlight]

Dude you deserve a lot more recognition! Your scenarios are made so well!

[@Joseph-qm5hs]

26:41 When you pause the video, but the sirens keep going

[@dutcheasfan6321]

Great scenario! I really like the way the NOAA screen looks like the one that studioQ used. One tip, have a little more variety in the sirens

[@nickprice7657]

I have a suggestion that you may like: The nightmare of Interstate 24! Here is what the scenario could look like: 1. TOA- PDS for S. Illinois, SE MO, W. KY, ALL of Tennessee. 2. Confirmed Tornado in Massac Co. 3. TOR- E in Paducah, Murray, and Paris. 4. TOR-E in Clarksville 5. Watch expanded another 4 hrs (PDS still applies) 6. TOR-E in N'ville, M'boro. 7. TOR-E in Monteagle (Grundy Co, Tn) 8. TOR-E in Chattanooga and points eastward 9. Presidential Statement concerning the catastrophe in the Middle South 10. Cancellation of the Watches and Warnings. (All tornadoes moving SE at 75 MPH)

[@selfryed]

This is amazing! Since i want to be a meteorologist when i grow up, i love watch these types of videos to see what i might encounter as a meteorologist. Excellent job!

[@selfryed]

Oh and a little tip is to add more of the takling parts like where your saying "oh lord its a tornado" stuff like that :)

[@victorsalinas9275]

Ah, the August Derecho. Here in Chicago, I knew the storm wasn't going to be normal when the wind kept getting stronger, and the skies got darker. I was just about to get inside, then the fucking wind roared at me like a tornado. Shit activated my fight-or-flight instinct.

[@aquitex]

words cannot describe how much i like this particular video

[@stormtracker8597]

15:09 PDS Edit: thanks for 1 like! I appreciate it!

[@user-st5di1tg9y]

3 Likes

[@MiguelSucksAtUrbanism]

I loved this, thanks for this masterpiece

[@yorick22]

Oh my god, this is great!!

[@NorCalEAS208]

Dude. Nice scenario, wow! Also, BIG plus self activating your radio for this. Adds into the realism.

[@Gwinnett_EAS]

This may not be the greatest scenario out there, especially with its lack in realism and whatnot, but it’s still a good watch. Some good graphic usage came along with this, especially with the NWR screens and IRL scenes. All in all, this is a decent scenario with an original setting to it. Can’t wait to see what you have in store next!

[@ashleyb1128]

Great scenario!

[@Pillager100]

Instant subscriber! Please make more!

[@nikkilappin2368]

I was so surprised I live in Marion county in indiana and I can’t believe Indianapolis finnaly got another severe storm.

[@francescalewis2835]

Why I’m watching this Because of the Midwest derecho I was hit by

[@andrewgoodwin1023]

Oh yeah the one in Iowa?

[@TheKumarkid16]

Or the recent snowstorm that hit Texas

[@chasestudebaker4892]

Thanks for including Dayton,OH

[@fairfieldcountyeas]

Oh my god... this was perfect

[@commodoresbank]

The only inconsistency I find for this scenario "Precautionary and Preparedness" is not to be read from the dialogue from the watch/warning notification.

[@oh_no_no_no]

Very good!

[@missdrea29]

This is just soooooooooooo gooooooooooood

[@masterelement475]

I've not seen content like this. This is so peculiar, and original. But, despite of its peculiar content, I enjoyed it due to the good graphics that somehow connects to reality and epic storyline.

[@rileysmith9843]

Who’s here after December 10-11, 2021’s tornado outbreak which spawned the Mayfield (Quad-State Supercell) and Bowling Green tornadoes?

[@Seven7Seven7Seven]

My personal rating: An original, captivating, lengthy, and interesting scenario. I honestly enjoyed this one. It didn't need that "don't look in the mirror" stuff you see on so many sky and weather related ones. Overall, 10/10, will listen again.

[@LillaVya]

Ay, thanks for the feedback!

[@mehchocolate1257]

@@LillaVya now is a good time to install a underground bunker

[@TheManHimself78]

This was so...................... good.

[@whatssofunny4103]

I finally was hit! Thank you for destroying my area(partly)

[@EGrace-sc7ti]

I was in the 2011 cullman, AL tornado, it was an EF-4 But luckily, it didn’t hit our house

[@LillaVya]

Dang! Glad it didn't hit your house, the 2011 Super Outbreak was really something!

[@svalencia014]

I’m not sure about anyone else, but I would love a whole behind the scenes on your workflow with these videos. Especially with the TTS audio since I can’t get the right sound in audacity.

[@LillaVya]

That's actually a very good idea, I think I might do that with my next scenario that is currently in the works!

[@svalencia014]

@@LillaVya Any Updates?

[@mithhday]

Good job

[@thedragonlovinglion1429]

When you puase the video and the sirens don't stop.

[@MrVictorClark]

I did not expect this to begin in my current home town...

[@IloveradiosfromWV]

watching this while being in a moderate risk

[@professionalidiot8161]

I remember the time when I was just vibing and watching some tv out of boredom then we got a severe storm warning. Normally I wouldn’t think much of a storm warning but the standards for a severe storm where I am is pretty high so I was kinda scared. The power went out like 7 times

[@aguy2735]

First EAS that hits your hometown hits a bit different

[@fruitygurl3270]

I live in Ashland so it kinda scary but good scenario!!!

[@nathanielwilder9913]

Suddenly, tornado

[@domgrabert3808]

i remember the derecho last year. i remember sitting in my gparents room watching the tv as a tornado warning showed up.

[@newton21989]

Evansville and Vanderburgh county uses all Sentry sirens, and, with very few exceptions, all 20V2T's. Owensboro uses all Whelens in town, not sure about the rest of Daviess county.

[@MasenMonster]

A error I noticed: Severe Thunderstorm Emergencies don’t exist. It should actually be a “Destructive Severe Thunderstorm Warning”.

[@TheSkyGuy77]

They are, in essence, the same thing.

[@IsThatMikiko]

Finally kpah is in a scenario

[@itschickennn8169]

KPAH gang🤝

[@eastboys8641]

nice!

[@CECFan1992]

For some weird reason I was under a slight before and got nearly no storms, then a thunderstorm risk *lowest* and got a whole bunch of storms and a total of 8 alerts that day

[@NeoSM64]

LMAO I HAD A MARGINAL RISK AND GOT A TORNADO WARNING

[@ridzyaki7829]

Fianlly! my area is reconized for once. right below the tornado emergency for evansville lol

[@spongebob7355]

I experienced a derecho once and the amount of tornado warnings was more than at least 5

[@obsessedwithtopgunmaverick4578]

That moment when there's a live shot from your town- 😭😳

[@ThomasGaming01]

I was at 10:09 and it somehow glitched and made a buzz noise. I thought it was the video but my phone turned off by it self. It was weird.

[@jamesfloerke7519]

Oh no, severe thunderstorm warning for Lawrence County. Trying to figure out how to mess with the wife and get her to believe this is happening now.

[@KCandFriendsUSA]

You could expect one to hit a power plant and boom, EAN

[@ariannagorbet6674]

Rip all the towns and cities hit by those tornadoes

[@user-zv4tu6my4t]

The radio station got hit by a tornado at the last

[@outofstepbaritone]

I live in Springfield, Missouri. Yes, this is accurate. Rapidly changing weather is too common here 😅

[@EASDentMO]

I'm from Salem MO but I catch alerts from SGF and Others. Remember, give me a sub.

[@tqtripp1027]

i’m from Greenville SC ngl stuff like this never happens here.

[@isaacw.107]

Kentucky isn’t much different

[@LegoWormNoah101]

I've never seen physical radios used in a scenario before!

[@dillonheck801]

Here in Dayton 2 years after Memorial Day 😅

[@EASCamden]

Can you do Salem MO Tornado Watch and Warning, + Severe Thunder storm Warning?

[@SupersonicTornadoes]

The only bad thing is “Severe TSTM Emergency”

[@SevereWeatherCenter]

How did you do this?! Amazing!

[@LilStonerz13]

Can you make one where a large tornado hits Corydon Kentucky and hits Henderson Kentucky I would really love to see it

[@railfanmaximstill7279]

Yeah they changed what they say when it's radar indicated. They say "This is a radar indicated threat" This also would affect parts of my family. In Saint Louis.

[@roygoodhand1301]

8:42 Oh $h!t. The St. Louis Cardinals are scheduled to play the Cincinnati Reds at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on June 3 in the first game of a four-game series... Hopefully it's a night game, otherwise there could be thousands or even tens of thousands of fatalities.

[@awesomevillevlog5798]

It would prabably get moved to Cincinnati if that happened

[@roygoodhand1301]

Thankfully, it was indeed a night game, but now we need to know if that twister hit the stadium... knowing it was about four hours before the game, you'd have people getting the stadium ready for the game, as well as both teams either in transit to the stadium or having just arrived. Sad thing is, the 2021 Cardinals went on a miraculous tear in September, including a franchise-record SEVENTEEN GAME WIN STREAK, to barely make the Playoffs.

[@lostpolygoon9836]

Sub well earned B)

[@ljmoneymoves4637]

This was amazing! How did you make the radar? It looked super realistic

[@LillaVya]

It's actually real radar data from a severe weather event haha Basically I just put the data in Gibson Ridge and this is the result!

[@Jagdpanther226]

Louisville: *after the tornado lifts* Oh thank god it’s over. Supercell that spawned tornado: Now it’s it to get *Funky*

[@schrags16]

just wondering, are you a meteorology major or looking into it? because the radars are very well done and it’s very well put together!

[@LillaVya]

My plan is to go to university in Meteorology as soon as college is finished, so far I'm only a weather enthusiast! The radar is actually from an actual event, I just had to dig up a bit the archives to find one that could look similar to what I was looking for, but soon I may start to create my own radar images for the scenarios.

[@schrags16]

@@LillaVya where are you from and where do you plan on going?

[@mynameismaxdowis]

But why both Springfield MO and Springfield IL? Couldn't either have been like Joplin or Peoria?

[@cac_deadlyrang]

7:29 We use Whelens over here in the Saint Louis Area.

[@joshbrony2204]

So, by this video, since I live in the KEC-74 area of Indianapolis, I didn’t get a tornado, but my house would be destroyed by the winds and hail.

[@AndisweatherCenter]

Did you use AWIPS for this mock SPC outlook?

[@dtendy4153]

this is awesome! what programs did you use to make this?

[@LillaVya]

Ay thanks for watching! At the end of the scenario, there's a short behind the scenes with all of the programs I've used to create that scenario!

[@LillaVya]

@@dtendy4153 Hm, that's an idea I could think about! Unfortunately for now college takes a good part of my time, so it might not be before a while haha

[@2xRjayy]

there was only a slight risk when the dayton ef-4 ef-3 and ef-2 tornadoes happened

[@NeoSM64]

wasnt this in 2019

[@JAEUFM]

At the first, one of those cells went through my home town of Clinton

[@itschickennn8169]

What state? If you don’t mind telling

[@JAEUFM]

@@itschickennn8169 MO

[@itschickennn8169]

I’ve drove through there on my way to Kansas City! It seemed like such a nice place.

[@callmevbuck4054]

although it’s almost 2 years old, how did you get the map at 1:42 ?

[@polarsvoid]

why I get the tornado emergency :/ what I do

[@ShardEclipseYT]

nah bro the radar and the SPC is too perfect (how did u do it)

[@HotShotDesigns3D]

6:28 what is that chime from?

[@feathertail8996]

Seems like a nornal summer day for the mid-west

[@markywu3038]

0:46 WAIT THATS SUS

[@thatrandomtitanoverthere8364]

Is it just random, or is it a coincidence that I live in Bushnell Illinois?

[@Lazy-Alisha]

People who make these choose random places to be the main place/places of the video

[@MarionLeopard1982]

You have to remove the precautionary preparedness actions thing

[@northstar9494]

The fact he needed to put a disclamer

[@wesshort6094]

:sirens go on :my tv tornado warning :me HECK YA WAIT OH SHUT SHUT IM ON ALABAMA

[@LilStonerz13]

26:36 never seen my area in a EAS scenario now I have (I live in Henderson Kentucky)

[@channelwithnotopic]

yo i was watching this and then there was an eas what

[@svalencia014]

You know whats funny? This like just happened a few weeks ago!

[@carolinemontgomery9100]

35:34 My safety: Adios

[@dewott8251]

A multi state outbreak is always terrifying, Great job dude

[@weatherplayzz2182]

How do you make those high risks

[@2_buckets128]

Fun fact: Im watching this during a storm

[@jacoblaryea5851]

Same it is raining really hard right now

[@lizard3348]

oh shit, i live like 2 milse form evansville lmao, dont bring this bad luck upon me!!

[@M1A1Tankin51]

The funny thing is I used to use NOAA LMFO

[@moblinmajorgeneral]

6:42 Me, a Middle Tennessean: *PANIK*

[@melissaschopp7724]

I live in south saint louis county thanks for destroying my part of town lol.

[@thedeveloper8539]

wow

[@babecat2000]

well I I am doomed I live in a trailer in Missouri.