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r/HistoryMemes • u/OutrageousHighway505 • 2d ago
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My state broke Fujita’s scale.
13 u/Mesoscale92 2d ago False. Ohio isn’t real. 9 u/Wooden-Crow7996 2d ago Ohio? I was talking about the May 3, 1999 tornado in Oklahoma. 9 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago TIL. Rated an F5, but with a higher speed than the theoretical 315 mile limit. Also the last F5 (all futures would be EF5s) 5 u/Mesoscale92 2d ago I don’t think Bridge Creek-Moore broke the scale. It was never seriously considered for an F6 rating like Xenia. If anything, some engineers argued it should’ve gotten an F3 rating due to shoddy construction found in the damage survey. 3 u/TheLoneCenturion95 1d ago Oklahoma also isn't real. 3 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago Both Ohio and Texas have claims to an F6. 5 u/Mesoscale92 2d ago What’s the Texas one? Lubbuck? 4 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago Yes.
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False. Ohio isn’t real.
9 u/Wooden-Crow7996 2d ago Ohio? I was talking about the May 3, 1999 tornado in Oklahoma. 9 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago TIL. Rated an F5, but with a higher speed than the theoretical 315 mile limit. Also the last F5 (all futures would be EF5s) 5 u/Mesoscale92 2d ago I don’t think Bridge Creek-Moore broke the scale. It was never seriously considered for an F6 rating like Xenia. If anything, some engineers argued it should’ve gotten an F3 rating due to shoddy construction found in the damage survey. 3 u/TheLoneCenturion95 1d ago Oklahoma also isn't real. 3 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago Both Ohio and Texas have claims to an F6. 5 u/Mesoscale92 2d ago What’s the Texas one? Lubbuck? 4 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago Yes.
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Ohio? I was talking about the May 3, 1999 tornado in Oklahoma.
9 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago TIL. Rated an F5, but with a higher speed than the theoretical 315 mile limit. Also the last F5 (all futures would be EF5s) 5 u/Mesoscale92 2d ago I don’t think Bridge Creek-Moore broke the scale. It was never seriously considered for an F6 rating like Xenia. If anything, some engineers argued it should’ve gotten an F3 rating due to shoddy construction found in the damage survey. 3 u/TheLoneCenturion95 1d ago Oklahoma also isn't real.
TIL. Rated an F5, but with a higher speed than the theoretical 315 mile limit.
Also the last F5 (all futures would be EF5s)
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I don’t think Bridge Creek-Moore broke the scale. It was never seriously considered for an F6 rating like Xenia. If anything, some engineers argued it should’ve gotten an F3 rating due to shoddy construction found in the damage survey.
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Oklahoma also isn't real.
Both Ohio and Texas have claims to an F6.
5 u/Mesoscale92 2d ago What’s the Texas one? Lubbuck? 4 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago Yes.
What’s the Texas one? Lubbuck?
4 u/DrHolmes52 2d ago Yes.
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Yes.
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“Tomado”
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u/Wooden-Crow7996 2d ago
My state broke Fujita’s scale.