Tanner - The Town That Has Been Hit by Three F5 Tornadoes

Comments · 494

• KN

  @knucker2730 · 2 months ago

  The dood who survived the first F5 only to be killed by the second seriously pissed off some cosmic force. That is final destination levels of unlucky.

  522

• PL

  @planetcoasterboycj7274 · 2 months ago

  Moore - No One has more Tornadoes than Me.<br><br>Tanner - Hold My Beer.

  464

• FU

  @furacão2009 · 2 months ago

  Nature literally just said &quot;fuck this city in particular&quot;

  726

• RO

  @rolltide103188 · 2 months ago

  I lived in nearby Madison for 26 years. &nbsp;I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched tornadoes take that exact track. &nbsp; That Moulton-Tanner-Harvest/Monrovia track is almost like an expressway for tornadoes. &nbsp;There used to be nothing much up there, but as more people have moved there, obviously the more damage those tornadoes cause.

  573

• JU

  @justonrosenow · 2 months ago

  While it&apos;s hyperbolic in nature, Tanner&apos;s official elevation is 666 feet above sea level.

  152

• TH

  @the_fan_interceptor_creator · 2 months ago (edited)

  Imagine living in tanner in 1974 living a normal life but two F5 tornadoes hit you.

  207

• TH

  @TheMidLifeCrisis817 · 2 months ago

  Thank you for making this video. When people make videos about the super outbreak that hit Tuscaloosa, Hackleburg, etc. They never talk about Tanner. I live in Athens and have blue jeans, insulation, shingles, and paperwork in my yard as it went over. It was the creepiest green sky i have ever seen.

  96

• ME

  @Melooon.6 · 2 months ago

  Its actually impressive how all 3 Tornadoes managed to run basically parallel within Tanner.

  42

• MH

  @mhogue1963 · 2 months ago

  I taught earth space science in limestone county the past two years. We discussed this in depth! Gonna add this video into my curriculum! Great stuff bro!

  17

• JO

  @joshualovett5958 · 2 months ago

  I’m from Tanner — thank you for posting this video. I remember April 27, 2011 very well. Our community was wonderful in helping one another during that disastrous time.

  10

• BL

  @BlCKuT-nv8gv · 2 months ago

  The Double F-5 Combo reminded me of The twin F-5 Event that happened in the 90&apos;s. The Hesston and Gossel Twins are by far the most unusual phenomena ever caught on camera.

  62

• BR

  @brycehale4725 · 2 months ago (edited)

  The book &quot;F5: Devastation, survival, and the most violent tornado outbreak of the twentieth century&quot; by Mark Levine chronicles the events in Tanner through the stories of survivors, law enforcement, and emergency management officials. Highly recommend

  51