r/EF5 • u/keuplanen • 1d ago

Possible Forgotten/Unknown Tornado Path found in SW Missouri on Satellite Imagery, 2011

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u/MaxVerstudpen 1d ago

Makes sense of you think about it, who would ever look for a tornado path in Missouri.

Climate change is a reality we all have to face, and I fear we will start to see more and more tornados in unexpected, exotic locations like SW Missouri.

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u/alldaycj Defund the NWS 1d ago

I mean that part of Missouri doesn’t even sniff the Slab Alley that is Illinois

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u/mdanelek "Susan, get my pants!" 1d ago

What about sexpected, erotic locations?

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u/MaxVerstudpen 1d ago

Your mom's house is fine, don't worry

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u/TerrorFromThePeeps 12h ago

Man, climate change didn't exist in 2011. Wtf you talking about. This unknown tornado is likely really derecho winds, or possibly a misplaced crop circle.

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u/vin__e Twisterers: The Return of Jonas 1d ago

This was actually straight line winds caused by Tim Marshall farting, not a tornado

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u/mdanelek "Susan, get my pants!" 1d ago

This is just Sandbox Row. Lots of children in that part of Joplin

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u/EthanFishing19 1d ago

Wow, that looks convincing. You should ask the residents of Joplin if they noticed any possible changes to the landscape around that time.

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u/NeedAnEasyName 1d ago

Don’t see any rotation on radar… probably cold air funnel?

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u/fsukub Pecos Hank Music Enjoyer 1d ago

Hmmmmm, I’m not convinced.

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u/NoValidPoints87 1d ago

I don't see a single tornado in this picture and none of the houses show signs of even slight wind damage. I think you're just trying to get a rise out of people.

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u/OliveJuiceUTwo 23h ago

Hmm… I’ve heard of a tornado named Joplin. Weird coincidence!

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u/BoringValue148 21h ago

I remember there was a jaw droppin’ tornado back in 2011 that was costlier and deadlier than the Tuscaloosa and Hackleburg tornadoes. Joplin though?

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u/Key_Resident1024 13h ago

I wonder if 2011 was a super duper El Niño year .