Spire of Fire - An EAS Scenario (#33)

Tornadoes and wildfires, two of Mother Nature's most destructive forces. What happens if we put them together?
Sorry if my voice and/or breathing sounds off in the voiced segments. I'm unfortunately still dealing with the long term symptoms of COVID-19, and its starting to mess with my lungs a bit.
The Scenario starts at 0:05
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[@EAceS]

Just want to give y'all a bit of an update on my health and COVID-19. A lot of people have already left kind comments, hoping I feel better, giving me advice, and telling me I'm in their prayers. That really does mean a lot to me, thank you. But in regards to COVID, what's going on? I believe it first began on December 7th, 2020, but the full extent of the symptoms didn't seem to set in until about December 14th-16th. I tested positive for COVID-19 on December 22nd. On December 26th, I was told by the state Department of Health that I should be alright to go back out in public, but decided to remain indoors until after New Years. Starting on either January 4th or 5th (can't really remember specifically), I began having shortness of breath and chest pains. It varies by day, somedays its worse, some days its more annoying than anything. I'm sure I'll get out of it alright, its just a bit of a pain in the ass. Again, thank you for all the kind words, it really means a lot. I just want to keep everyone informed and be transparent about what is going on with me :)

[@doggieidk]

oooooooooooooh thats bad. very bad. get the vaccine, we're here for you

[@colemak3]

I didn't know that man, hope you get well soon. :(

[@dr.altoclef9255]

If you can, get someone to bring you some canned soup. COVID doesn't give you the runny nose/productive cough stuff but hot liquids and steam always help with pneumonia-type symptoms. Don't feel bad about taking it slow. It can take you weeks to feel better after pneumonia, COVID-related or not.

[@yaboikms5469]

get well soon man and maybe give your doctor a dial

[@kane-wp7oj]

Hey just wanted you to know. I hope you get well soon. If anything I would advise you to drink some water or some tea at best. Have a hot or cold pack for pains. Lots of sleep. Have warm showers. And make sure to relax. I love everything you do and hope your health gets even better. :)

[@finlandball1939]

Scarily, large wedge tornados can actually be caused by fire born pyrocumulanimbus. In California in 2017 there was an ef3-4 level fire tornado with estimated winds of 130-170mph. It destroyed houses and was 3 football fields wide. About about a quarter mile. It killed 2 people. One fire fighter whose large ladder truck was picked up and thrown thrown 300 yards into a grove of trees and a bystander who got unlucky and was sucked up and tossed. There are many videos on it. Just look up *2017 wedge fire tornado California* .

[@someaveragemaxrubyfan8716]

You mean 2018 Carr fire tornado

[@finlandball1939]

@@someaveragemaxrubyfan8716 yes. I mean 2018. I misclicked. I’m on mobile so it’s hard. The Carr fire tornado.

[@dementedthedev4976]

the background of nuketown zombies in bo2 be like

[@EAceS]

God tier comment

[@MilitaristTurkcu]

Goddamn 🥲

[@ZillaSupreme]

Give this man a goddamn medal

[@dr.altoclef9255]

I learned about these things in a geology 'natural disasters' course. When these things get big enough there's nothing you can do until they die out on their own. They have their own wind currents because of something to do with air physics. The 'eye of the storm' is actively burning, and the hot air spins around it, constantly feeding oxygen and whatever the winds pick up directly into the fire. It gets so hot that ashes that get sucked into the wind can be set on fire as well. The winds can knock down trees and chuck flaming objects out randomly at high speeds...so basically, there's nothing firefighters can actually do beyond just trying to control any other fires it creates as it rages. Eventually it will die down on its own. It's pretty cool, considering that it's literally a fire that can supply its own tinder and its own oxygen...

[@catsandfriends5918]

That sounds terrifying.

[@sackyhackMxO]

Very cool! Amarillo native here, very spooky to see you cover my area, especially with probable events. Fires in the plains are common and we try to keep very strict measures. Thanks again, huge fan!

[@robbingraccoon9987]

When he said "but not limited to" it makes me think about FSA

[@wavyyy.2k780]

Bruh same

[@xxpeytonxxxxberryxx5774]

bro same

[@lex6057]

I hate that fucking test

[@jaimecompton4776]

FSA is why I hate Florida

[@lex6057]

@@jaimecompton4776 same

[@SwimmerBrody13]

My sister lives in Lubbock. She was actually a cheerleader. Her name is Sabrina. She cheered for Texas Tech. We live down near Corpus Christi. We call the drive to Lubbock the trek to tech. All you see for hours are just wind turbines 😂

[@goofydawgbruh]

Stay strong bro 😊 hope you get good!

[@SwimmerBrody13]

Yes the beloved doge I have been waiting to speak to the doge for years now. This is an honor to meet you mr. doger

[@goofydawgbruh]

Ellllo

[@IanTheRabbit]

Fun fact my home state of West Virginia got hit by two tornadoes on June 24 2019 One was an Ef1 the other was an EF0. The ef1 did damage to my house Remember Thunder comes after Lighting

[@Zambo_Animates]

Grass is a plant with narrow leaves growing from the base. A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks. Grass is usually the colour ‘green’. Grasses are monocotyledon, herbaceous plants. The parts of a grass plant The grasses include the "grass", of the family Poaceae (also called Gramineae). It is sometimes also used to include the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae).[1] These three families are not closely related but belong to different clades in the order Poales. They are similar adaptations to a common life-style. The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others. Many grasses are short, but some grasses, like bamboo can grow very tall. Plants from the grass family can grow in many places and make grasslands, even if they are very cold or very dry. Several other plants that look similar but are not members of the grass family are also sometimes called grass; these include rushes, reeds, papyrus, and water chestnut. Seagrass is a monocot in the order Alismatales. Grasses are an important food for many animals, like deer, buffalo, cattle, mice, grasshoppers, caterpillars, and many other grazers. Unlike other plants, grasses grow from the bottom, so when animals eat grass they usually do not destroy the part that grows.[2] This is a part of why they are successful. Without grass, earth may wash away into rivers (erosion). also in the fire plants are dead

[@kiand9433]

0:05 Special Weather Statement 1:20 Community Access Center 3:55 Red Flag Warning 6:02 Severe Weather Statement 8:27 Wildfire Warning 10:32 Lubbock Local News 12:04 Immediate Evacuation 14:20 Severe Weather Statement 16:52 Lubbock Local News 19:39 Industrial Fire Warning 21:17 Emergency Update 24:06 Lubbock Local News

[@DontEatGaming]

Another great scenario!

[@aprilwilson6755]

PA be like: (Rn I have a special weather statement with higher risk of fires lol)

[@revcnge0]

that one dislike was the fire

[@jonathanthompson8428]

8 days until my birthday 🎂🎉 great work my friend ❤️

[@EAceS]

Thank you! And I hope you have a great birthday :)

[@SwimmerBrody13]

Love these scenarios

[@WUMDINGUS]

you predicted the future with this one bruh

[@blaze4329]

This was posted on my birthday :)

[@MangaEnthusiast]

Me: *casually pays attention to EAS instructions* EAS Tom: "There have already been a few reports that the pyrocumulonimbus cloud has produced a fire induced tornado..." Me immediately after hearing that: *confused screaming*.

[@BlindingLight]

RIP in pepperoni Chase

[@idadood2278]

We see James Bold every damn video, but what about every other narrator? Could we get a cameo from Josh Foster in a future video?

[@NillTest]

Birthday in 4 months! Take care! And pray 2021 is better than 2020!

[@vaughnsigfredvinluan4418]

hapy belated birthday :)

[@WDB2005]

Ok if i may ask what do you mean by try to air them irl i dont think thats possible

[@dzhordh4213]

first time the noaa is not interrupted by an eas

[@ALLIXKATT]

Colors weave into a spire of flame

[@W1lson_whh]

Can you make a tutorial on how to make these?

[@sabrinahannan1531]

Can you make a video based on a Red America? Like the name could be Suprise of the year: Red America

[@EAceS]

What is this in referral too? I would assume it’s in relation to political parties, but if not, what did you have in mind?

[@sabrinahannan1531]

@@EAceS no it’s not I just thought about it and thought it would be a good idea, preferably where clay ranger lives

[@irontyop6937]

Red dawn sequel?

[@VWatch07]

Am I the only one who thinks Dale Harris sounds suspiciously similar to James Bold, the anchor of First Coast Weather & News?

[@takentoeden]

just the fact i live 45 minutes away from lubbock and an hour away from amarillo 💀 surreal ngl

[@jackbrunton9833]

Bruh I thought the title was Spirit of Fire, like from Halo

[@mariabenites8580]

The Spirit of fire looks like tornado

[@L0STDREAMER2415]

Apache Apatci '-' My ears are weird

[@J-dogd]

The title is like the ship sprite of fire from halo wars 1 and 2

[@W1lson_whh]

The 3 people who unliked this we’re probably Massive Goodie two shoes Like: NONO YOU CANT JUST FAKE A EAS THATS NIT ALLOWED!!!

[@beastof_]

Thank god it had a good ending

[@LiaPlayss]

I feel like my mom would just sleep in and eventually id just take my little sister and leave

[@danielleayala2171]

This is really good! you've earned yourself a like and sub (if i haven't already!)

[@biolumenescentcommie]

Oh god, I live in Amarillo. Help me

[@EAceS]

Better seek shelter then!

[@spartanmapping333]

Bruh the one dislike is the person from Lubbock lmao

[@SwimmerBrody13]

I live in Texas 😬😳

[@zackdaniels683]

Good scenario 😳

[@EAceS]

Thanks!

[@Kidpalpatine]

Zack Daniels, you have a sus emoji

[@EthanTSC]

I live in Lubbock 😳😳

[@The_UnderstoodOne]

No it started with texas, WHY TEXAS!!??

[@doggieidk]

i made my first EAS scenario on srath wanna see it?

[@EAceS]

Sure!

[@doggieidk]

​@@EAceS I just posted this on YT

[@doggieidk]

Idea: Do not look at the moon (if you have done this already, im too lazy to find out lol) If you know local58 you know what i mean. IF not reply saying so andi'll try to explain.

[@EAceS]

I know what you're referring too. There is a video called "Do Not Look Up" by Clear Skies (phenomenal scenario by the way), where its essentially that but with a Supernova. I think I would be cutting it too close there.

[@doggieidk]

@@EAceS Oh alright

[@Mag-DoubleJ]

hmm, why does everyone die besides the EAS person

[@Mag-DoubleJ]

@@StoneColdStare that has no sense to what I said.

[@FallenMothValentino]

Year late but. This is literally something my “Oc” would cause if he’s possessed his name is Marvin he has the power to control the weather and create any natural disaster he wants, he doesn’t normally create disasters unless he’s really mad and when he does it’s normally a really bad storm. But when he’s possessed by evil or something his disasters can be much worse

[@xdreddaTa]

1 month till my birthday :)

[@EAceS]

Hope you have a good birthday bud

[@EASAustraliaNSW]

2 months till my birthday

[@whoreadsthesethingsanyway1865]

Happy birthday! 🎉🎂

[@alegis5281]

Happy late, early, or in time birthday friend!

[@randomnamehere742]

Top 5 words before disaster

[@doggieidk]

The scary thing is.... THS IS REAL

[@EAceS]

Yup. The video was based off of a real Tornado Warning that had special phrasing for a "Firenado" that was issued in August of 2020.

[@doggieidk]

@@EAceS yea..... i hope it dosent happen again

[@EASAustraliaNSW]

@@doggieidk then we should be more careful

[@doggieidk]

@@EASAustraliaNSW youre goddamn right

[@finlandball1939]

@@EAceS Yep, in California in 2017 there was an ef3-4 level fire tornado with estimated winds of 130-170mph. It destroyed houses and was 3 football fields wide. About about a quarter mile. It killed 2 people. One fire fighter whose large ladder truck was picked up and thrown thrown 300 yards into a grove of trees and a bystander who got unlucky and was sucked up and tossed.

[@christianmendez4105]

WHOS JOSH FOSTER

[@Phantom_Buggo]

Leading news anchor for Lirst Coast Leather and News /s

[@SemiOfficialPickle]

Kitty

[@EASAustraliaNSW]

Get better soon Go away coronavirus

[@sarkus4718]

Bro the spire from fortnite?!????!?!1