Twister Trouble 2 (EAS Scenario)

Summary: Tornadoes. One of Mother Nature's deadliest and most vicious Weapons. Usually, when one is on the ground, it can only mean trouble, especially if it's a long tracker or a Tornado Family. The Latter is known for Producing more than just one tornado, as a second satellite Tornado may be near the original one as well. A Noteworthy example of an outbreak that affected the southeast was the 2011 Super Outbreak, one that has held significance in a part of my life. While We All are Aware of the devastation that the Tuscaloosa/Birmingham Tornado left in the aftermath, one cannot help but wonder, what if a Storm, not only produced two successive large Long Track Tornadoes, the second just moments after the first's dissipation, in Portions of the Southeast, but left devastation unforeseen in Three areas as a result? Let's see where this takes us, then.
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"Deep Noise" and "Nervous Piano" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@Jamersonde]

Tornado 1: "My time grows short. Go my son and continue my legacy." Tornado 2: (does exactly that)

[@ThatOneGamer69]

"Remember If you are close enough to hear thunder, you are close enough to be struck by L i g h t n i n g" 11:38

[@carolinemontgomery9100]

I've always found it funny how the voice says lightning. It always cracks me up

[@oh_no_no_no]

23:50 You can sorta hear the fear in Paul's voice.

[@ClayRanger143]

Lovely to wake up to this... :P

[@theamgcriminal9248]

The muffled sounding TTS speech starting at 29:03 really adds an element of fear. Like since it’s being broadcast out of the impact area, the audio quality isn’t that great. Just adds another element of visualization that I love. Edit: Also starting at 46:46

[@easalert88]

Creator's note - I would like to thank all of you for having paved the way to 2K on my end of things. This is a token of appreciation to show my gratitude, an early release of Twister Trouble 2, a Sequel to the Scenario released in March. I made a promise to release it early if I reached it, and I kept true to it. With that said, enough of my rambling, and enjoy the video.

[@NittanyTiger1]

Heck, the Tuscaloosa/Birmingham EF4 was part of a family of long-tracked tornadoes IIRC. I think the only thing crazier that could have happened is if the Hackleburg/Phil Campbell EF-5 went through Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. It was the strongest tornado that day. And then there are the tornadoes during the 1974 Super Outbreak. Seven F5s that day. Still a record. The Xenia, OH and Guin, AL tornadoes were considered among the strongest ever. (Note: Writing this before I see the video. Always enjoy these scenarios.)

[@KR_Diecasts]

This is really well put together. Great job!

[@stephaniemorse9622]

Nice! I'm always excited to watch them! :)

[@romanhrj433]

19:10 *_*u h*_*

[@SPCHermitage]

Well done.

[@bardthenascarfanaticdragon]

You decided to destroy Talladega Superspeedway, which broke my heart. I had always wanted to go to Talladega Superspeedway.

[@WheelerYT]

Only one word can describe this scenario- amazing

[@RadioGirl00]

Waking up to this was the best thing today. Amazing scenario! It *blew* me away, literally. XD Congrats on the 2k! Now on to 3k?

[@bored8144]

RadioactiveGirl00 l am your FAN

[@wingedadrian]

Oh wow one that mentions Owensboro! I'm originally from there so that's the best way to make it eerie to me. Great scenario!

[@barracudafuckingdied]

As someone that lives around 35 miles north of Atlanta, this was terrifying and amazing to listen to! Even though i didnt hear my town name, i did hear the names of a few towns around mine. 10/10 would reccomend to a friend

[@SentientElectricLamp]

Great and well-done scenario. It's giving me some ideas of my own. One question: How do you do the pathcast of cities and what time they get hit? I can't get my AWIPS to work properly, and there's no other application that's really that helpful...

[@whouploadsripsat3inthemorning]

Your videos are underrated

[@rzum81]

These are terrifying. I’m glad I live in Ca where we only have to worry about earthquakes which knock on wood don’t happen often.

[@vegaalphalyrae1356]

Yes

[@frederic5974]

I have goosebumps everywhere 😨 This was really frightening and I live in Germany. We don't have many tornadoes. There is an alert system called KATWARN. Sadly, it's not very popular yet. Too many people here are still thinking, that the thread of tornadoes in Germany isn't real. But we register even more tornadoes every year. It's just a matter of time until they become bigger and deadlier But your simulation was very good and very terrifying 👍 Hope you all stay safe

[@dutcheasfan6321]

I saw that tornado near the Dutch border, it looked very chilling to be near it

[@adema1978]

There was an fairly large one in Viersen last time and one in Bocholt. Some smaller tornados were seen in the Netherlands and we have no warning system.

[@dutcheasfan6321]

@@adema1978 We have NL-Alert, but I didn't see it on TV yet. Hope to catch it

[@meteorologistandrewclarke3320]

Good video! Do a Twister Trouble 3 based upon the Atlanta tornado outbreak of 2008.

[@easalert88]

I've already got a third one planned, just not in Atlanta. Maybe i could consider that in a future installment.

[@meteorologistandrewclarke3320]

Cool! Also I saw that it said in this video that you’re from “east from Atlanta”. I’m also from GA, north of Columbus

[@easalert88]

Plans do change over time. Stay tuned.

[@williamvasquez7889]

Here’s the scenario:TWIN EF-10 TORNADOS with winds of 1000MPH,hail the size of BEACHBALLS and HORRIFIC cloud to ground lightning leaving a path from Los Angeles,California to Columbia,South Carolina.

[@vegaalphalyrae1356]

Sacramento: *drinks coffee casually*

[@jerrymelbow4022]

Keep up good workth

[@novastardom2689]

i hope youd consider making a third version

[@raulflores5737]

Oh man that was my birthday! I'm sorry, I didn't know that my wish would have been taken so seriously. My bad.

[@ThisHandleIsNotTaken.]

I lost my mind on the thunderbolt sirens

[@yourlocalidiot5090]

6:41 and the following counties... in Mississippi - *severe thunderstorm warning*

[@pinkgumball2007]

Moore 1999 and 2013, Tri State 1925, and 1974 Outbreak be like: ರ_ರ

[@jeraldhorton3143]

1999 Bridge Creek-Moore tornado: Naw they flexin 😑🤨

[@maggieandres3340]

23:50 west jEFFERSON

[@jeraldhorton3143]

*turns into car engine* 💀💀💀💀

[@mrpeach2023]

Around the 43:00 mark, you mentioned Temple and Carrollton twice. I didn’t even realize this until now lol. Wait a minute, how did the tornado get to Georgia so fast when it’s still moving into Anniston? I really did not notice this at all.😅

[@anthonythompson6375]

easalert88 maybe you can do a scenario of the Joplin Missouri tornado outbreak

[@canamx399]

I can’t wait for storm season!!! Wish no one hurt though

[@Etriland]

1:07:31 Mayfield Tornado AKA Quad-State Tornado: Allow me to introduce myself.

[@vegaalphalyrae1356]

Tri-State tornado: I need some water for real 0_o

[@scaprod558]

35:37 The creepy background siren? I've been looking ABSOLUTELY EVERYWHERE for it and I can't find it. I am hoping to use it in a scenario of my own sometime.

[@doverpoint1]

Lance Stinson It’s a Thunderbolt 1000T

[@doverpoint1]

Lance Stinson As far as sound effects go, check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXWaaWpeKuKp9k

[@jackd.ripper9951]

Oh, glorious chaos!

[@AMT1345]

This channel needs more subs

[@ryanlevis7532]

Go Avs!

[@AMT1345]

Yea!

[@logman7150]

Amazing

[@BDDeadman94]

have you thought of inspiring a Tornado EAS scenario on the Moore Tornado from 2013

[@easalert88]

...Perhaps that may not be out of the question?

[@BDDeadman94]

yeah true, sorry about that... :/

[@MrKylea0470]

Can you do one for the Mobile Alabama metro area

[@Bighaus1234]

Can you do a video on how you make this

[@ZA-mb5di]

18:47 where does that ding sound come from

[@jamestaylor4480]

I want you to make a 5th Twister Trouble EAS scenario with the SPC outlook of an extreme risk of severe weather for central Alabama , a PDS Tornado Watch , and an extreme tornado emergency for Birmingham

[@StormChasrJosh]

How can you create something like this

[@MrKylea0470]

This is so surreal I live in in Alabama

[@Beanrock124]

I hate to say this, because I’m a fan of SPCHermitage 1258, but these scenarios are much better than his videos. I never get scared when watching SPC’s videos, but when I watch these, sometimes it seems like it is real life.

[@deaconmorrisseau8859]

Well here we go again north Carolina and south Carolina but I live in manitoba

[@ashleyb1128]

I clicked on this so fast!!

[@TXPanhandleLifeSaftey]

Where did you get the Paul voice?

[@foxythepiratefox4724]

T-Town?! Yes!!!! Demolish that wicked stadium! No more Bryant-Denny. Let it rip!

[@cjmajors5228]

WAR DAMN EAGLE BROTHER

[@brandonb4971]

What app is this just wording

[@skyrushyesminderaserno1150]

Austell is home to one of my favorite theme parks Six Flags Over Georgia

[@ConelradCreatorEAS]

Noice.

[@Thunderbirds501]

*WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO*

[@somehuman6745]

an end.

[@shelbythibodeau5506]

Maybe pay attention to the amount of time between certain alerts in future...? 19 + 19 ≠ 30, and 30 + 19 ≠ 40. But what are we supposed to do if a tornado/flash flood combo happens? Go underground or seek higher ground?

[@dutcheasfan6321]

Shelby Thibodeau I’ve thought of it and here are my pro’s and cons: Underground shelter: Pro’s: - You are safe from the tornado - You (likely) won’t get hurt by flying debris Cons: - The floodwaters could flood your house if it’s not destroyed by the tornado. - The floodwaters could be heavy if much on the Doors of your shelter, leaving you to be stuck until floodwaters receed. - If you have a shelter which is in poor condition, it could leak and possibly flood. Higher ground: Pro’s: - You (likely) won’t be able to be hit by floodwaters - If on a mountain, tornadoes have a difficult time getting up the mountain. Cons: - The tornado could still reach Miles high, and could still damage your location - You could still get injured by flying debris

[@NittanyTiger1]

Ever hear of The Enigma Outbreak?

[@easalert88]

I actually have. Largest Tornado Outbreak ever recorded, too, from what I've heard.

[@NittanyTiger1]

Yeah. It's believed to be one of the largest, though Wikipedia lists it as having only >51 tornadoes. It happened in 1884, so no telling how many tornadoes actually occurred and whether it actually beat the 1974 or 2011 Super Outbreaks. I just find this outbreak fascinating since it's not well-known except to maybe weather enthusiasts.

[@NittanyTiger1]

53:26 Actually didn't pick this up the first few times, but I wonder if this part was inspired by the Hesston and Goessel, KS twin F5s of March 1990?

[@easalert88]

@@NittanyTiger1 - Perhaps it may have been inspiration of that part? :P

[@NittanyTiger1]

You just seemed "surprised" about back-to-back EF5s when it has happened before. It just hasn't happened to major cities. Now that would be bad. If you're mentioning the Tri-State Tornado, I guess part 3 might have either a repeat of that or a rival or worse very long track tornado.

[@vegaalphalyrae1356]

*G E O R G I A* 54:30

[@Themaninthehole]

Kachow

[@jeraldhorton3143]

*K A C H O W*

[@tornadochaser283]

You made a mistake at 45:03

[@tornadochaser283]

It was when you put the NWS Atlanta phone number

[@seafoxlrt616]

Uh... This is subzeroextrabyte's voice