Outbreak I: Denver Dismemberment (EAS Scenario)

Siren Pack: drive.google.com/drive/folder... First in a series (that hopefully goes past this one installment) of catastrophes. Next up on the list is a tornado outbreak with a major twist...

[@Nikki_B04]

You get a severe thunderstorm warning: *PANIK* It's only for 60 mile per hour winds: *kalm* THERES 4.5-5 INCH HAIL: **P A N I K**

[@AndisweatherCenter]

My guess is that the hail is going to be so big that people will be dismembered I am still at the one minute mark.

[@prunechips6]

Well I live near Denver so this would be terrifying

[@N8V_Juice]

17:20 I've never heard a woman say, "Wow! That is 5 inches. Unbelievable!". Lol!

[@RandallCountyLifeSaftey]

Kinda sus

[@scotthayes4135]

0:23 That looks like snow, but it's really hailstones.

[@fluoridetapwater]

This is one of, if not the best weather scenarios on KZbin. You did a great job. If I may ask, what voice filter did you use for Paul to make him sound like that?

[@ultratoughscene]

Thanks! It was a combination of a ton of different things in Vegas Pro 17, but I don't remember since I haven't used it to make scenarios in a while.

[@lulugamer8082]

SAW YOUR LIVESTREAM!

[@FireAlarmFreak]

Awesome scenario! you almost perfectly matched BOU's unique alert protocol, and i really enjoyed the radar and alerts map!

[@charlottederichsweiler7680]

Bou does have a werid protocol things I expect to be warned don't get warned but I've learned to live with it especially on KEC76 kec76 is kinda a meme with me sometimes and with they put watches out in Their forecast zones

[@FireAlarmFreak]

Totally stand with you on that, i remember thinking FFA's and AVW's would tone when in reality its only the 3 Am HWW and WSWs lol

[@peanut4998]

i like how the radar has no blue on the legend but the storms do

[@dagger1-140]

Excellent little scenario. When the storm hit Denver and they worded the alert like that I knew this was gonna be good. Fantastic job. Keep up the good work!

[@brianmorey1223]

Every car in the Denver area starts to look like Reed Timmer's car

[@ultratoughscene]

I would pay real money to see him return one of his destroyed rental cars back to an Enterprise

[@oh_no_no_no]

lol

[@nikoladrazenovic2859]

Sžsčsžds

[@J.T.E.G.A.C.G]

Great eas scenario

[@aircraftandmore9775]

14:03 the hail is so freaking large it sounds like it’s raining 50 cal bullets

[@jamestaylor4480]

It's so large that it sounds like it's raining high heels 👠

[@hossjowers719]

9:32 I have the same weather radios only them and they also sit together

[@SpaceboyYT]

The scenario was amazing! I’ll post my observations in the comments later.

[@SPCHermitage]

pog

[@glennjohnston2267]

Very well done. This was enjoyable. 👍

[@TheBreadman904]

Haven't seen too many EAS scenarios in Colorado

[@SpaceboyYT]

Colorado is underrated in the EAS Community imo.

[@BradleyBudSwann]

Wish a Severe Thunderstorm Emergency can be help and used by the National Weather Service for Hail sized as 4 inch or higher and Winds higher more 80 mph for today for enhanced vision of a severe thunderstorm warning, just like a Tornado Emergency (enhanced version of a tornado warning), is issued for a confirmed, large and destructive tornado for producing catastrophic damage and hitting populated areas in seconds. Great EAS Scenario!

[@MasenMonster]

It is a real alert. Just very rarely used.

[@619xnomo]

@@MasenMonster no, the alert was an improvised statement issued by The National Weather Service in Cheyanne, when a catastrophic severe thunderstorm was producing consistent hail reaching three inches if not larger over an area. other than that, offices can not issue severe thunderstorm emergencies, as they literally can not be issued unless an SVS is declared.

[@MasenMonster]

@@619xnomo What is a SVS?

[@Nikki_B04]

@@MasenMonster severe weather statement

[@RandallCountyLifeSaftey]

If you check my latest video you will see softball size hail

[@dakotamcaleer6113]

Well done!!

[@angrynoodle5572]

I love the inclusion of Radar

[@angrynoodle5572]

It Gives you something to Pay more attention to

[@noelobrien4377]

Can you make the great Florida outbreak some time lol "TORNADO EMERGENCY FOR NAPLES " COAST GAURD REPORTED TORNADO Lol something I whipped up

[@noelobrien4377]

Weld county tornado :( I'm TORE deprived Btw wasnt the squall from hell Bowling ball sized hail lol

[@EASCamden]

Cool Video!

[@lylla_otter]

So i finally have something of KWN40 since no one seems to have posted anything close to a broadcast cycle from there haha. I could give you the video just in case you ever want to do another scenario in Colorado

[@EASDentMO]

I have caught some alerts from Denver Colorado (and yes, Im EASCamden2021.

[@SilverThunder710]

What's the plan for Outbreak II?

[@chazzztg9694]

I never heard a pds svr emergency with 5 inch hail in my life i guess thats the highest it could get. I am watching that part when it says 5 inch hail so i might be wrong

[@ultratoughscene]

The highest the NWS goes to is 4.5 inches (Softball). There isn't really a PDS SVR-E. But there is such thing as a SVR-E en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severe_thunderstorm_warning if you scroll to the bottom of that link.

[@chazzztg9694]

@@ultratoughscene I see that. Im glad i only get up to pea sized lol

[@chazzztg9694]

@@ultratoughscene i wonder why when the nws say grapefruit size hail and it says 4.5 inch but softball says 4

[@ultratoughscene]

Because professional grapefruits grow bigger than softballs idk

[@noelobrien4377]

I still think they should add EXTM risk or wind risks for hurricanes (I've been in a cat 2 with 15%non sig wind) Also dont sirens go off at baseball sized lol

[@Nikki_B04]

They do officially

[@Nikki_B04]

At 2.75 inch hail and/or 80+ mph winds

[@dutcheasfan6321]

Nice video! One question: Where did you get the Thunderbolt at 18:00 from?

[@ultratoughscene]

Thanks! I think it's this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5qpmH2Mqt6sn6s&ab

[@MasenMonster]

Sounds a bit sick.

[@angrynoodle5572]

17:47 where did you get this very creepy siren

[@PhantomGT3]

How did you do the scroll and blink on the radios?

[@renzomhs4674]

I’m from Colorado Springs

[@renzomhs4674]

Wow 🤩

[@RandallCountyLifeSaftey]

How did you get the Paul voice

[@SpaceboyYT]

He most likely used this link: drive.google.com/uc?export=download&confirm=Baja&id=1Rn9_BSYPB1gi07jPt2M3-Lo9SkHzsc5b

[@kotandkotik]

As a Wyomingite, I gotta ask. Do you guys down in CO actually run the sirens for "Severe Thunderstorm Warnings"? Or is that just for dramatic effect? I've never heard the sirens for anything outside Flash Flood and Tornado warnings. I've heard they're used for Wildfires as well but have never experienced it personally. Never even heard of it for severe t-storms though.

[@ultratoughscene]

Idk about the rest of Colorado, but apparently, as of today, Denver is starting to use their sirens for all hazards, so they could use them for severe thunderstorms. In this video though, the sirens were just for dramatic effect.

[@kotandkotik]

@@ultratoughscene Thank you so much for answering, and swiftly too! I appreciate it ^^ I'll have to look more into that because, to me, that's a really interesting decision for them to make ^^; (My Wyoming brain just jumps to "Colorado, you're weird." pffft)

[@UahUahUah]

Some of your weather radio is incorrect, but I still really enjoyed this scenario. Pretty accurate.

[@ultratoughscene]

Yeah KEC76 is definitely one of the more interesting stations I've come across, at least in terms of how things are worded.

[@nwovee]

can i get a download link for the edited thunderbolt?

[@ultratoughscene]

drive.google.com/file/d/18a0xFTaa_MB4VLWwiI8I1pB7K5ri7k35/view?usp=sharing

[@oh_no_no_no]

YOOOO

[@Bus293Fan]

One question… Do severe thunderstorm emergencies real?

[@ultratoughscene]

Yes but only one was ever issued. It was for Scottsbluff, NE

[@sanfordwilliams7419]

@@ultratoughscene when?

[@ultratoughscene]

Summer 2018 or 2019

[@FilenameBliz]

​@@ultratoughsceneAugust 16th 2019

[@charlottederichsweiler7680]

I'm from the The area this senerio set in and I use the station key 76 the way some of the wording is not correct and the transmitter is In northern part of Denver near Dia and some of the places pronounced arnt correct. But none the less very good all around

[@ultratoughscene]

BOU definitely has very interesting protocol. The official transmitter site had Glendale as the KEC76 location so that's what I went with. Glad you enjoyed!

[@CECFan1992]

Can't have shi in Denver

[@maxxlax-16]

Rip for people who live in colorado 😅😂

[@fairfieldcountyeas]

-a-

[@quaaaaaaaar]

the NWS is in Boulder...

[@ultratoughscene]

Yeah but their wording in the actual alerts is always "Denver Colorado". I know its a bit weird

[@sanfordwilliams7419]

@@ultratoughscene oh

[@titanytofficial_]

Yeah but they say it as “The National Weather Service in Denver/Boulder, Colorado has issued a….”

[@weizkule]

still waiting

[@ultratoughscene]

Someday

[@weizkule]

@@ultratoughscene hmmmm

[@peanut4998]

Dis"denver"ment