Extreme Manitoba tornado video - Violent wedge!
TornadoVideos.net storm chasers captured this incredible footage of a massive wedge tornado near Pipestone, Manitoba on June 23, 2007. This highlight video features the entire life-cycle of this textbook tornadic supercell from its development in the Moose Mountains of Saskatchewan. Check out TornadoVideos.net for more insane tornado footage, breaking news, and our live GPS tracker!
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LMAO- 8:54 “Gotttt Miiiilllkkkk Doh!”
man looks like a tornado class F3 or F4
great to see it
thats some insane footage.
This was an F-5 tornado.
wow
is thies really F5 tornado?! or F10 Tornado?! thie is sooo Big 
damn that thing looked pissed lol
how u gonna tease an f5 lol
I am not a certified meteorologist and I am not a storm chaser. however, through my experience in understanding Doppler radar images, the darker the color the heavier the precipitation. in addition, there is Doppler radar that has red and green color. red color are winds blowing away from the radar and green are winds blowing to the radar. a tornado or wall cloud on a Doppler radar looks like a hook.
Wow, excellent video, guys! This just earned you a new subscription.
omg!! theres a cow at 8:56
Check at 6:45 how the tornado sucking the dirt and air over in it hahaha
Not it was an F4
This was an F4 but don’t go by size.
Theres no such thing as an F10.
F5 is the max.
I had this confused with the other F5 tornado that touched down in Manitoba. (Tornadoes are VERY rare here.)
But regardless of the cunfusion, the only thing keeping that sucker from being an F5 was there wasn’t enough stuff in it’s way to damage. On the other scale, if there are suction vorteces, it’s automatically the biggest baddest tornado there is. I forget the rating.
Not necessarily . One tornado in Oklahoma damage was half a mile wide and had multiple suction vortices. The damage was mostly F0 with small pockets of F1 damage where the suction vortices struck. Although multivortex tornadoes tend to be strong, it isn’t a guarantee. And the highest rating on the EF scale is indeed EF5 if that’s what you were forgetting.
Cool, thanks man
Was this the same tornado that hit Elie, Manitoba ?
No. It was part of the same outbreak though.
Wow… the one at :18 was fast.
wow look at 5:58
Awesome!
You guys are nuts, but I mean that as a compliment!
OMG 8:55
Unbelievable…this kinda twister is rare even in Tornado Alley.
is that a cow?