We had a really large large line of storms that were mostly connected and normally when you have like a solid line of storms you don't have one storm that can break out away from the rest of them and become its own storm.  Those are called discrete supercells.  Usually, if it's embedded in a line of thunderstorms, it shares its energy with the rest of the storms but, if you get this one supercell out by itself, it becomes a discrete solo supercell and all the energy is  contained in that one cell.  So, normally, you'll have, when it comes to strong tornadoes, like strong long track tornadoes, you'll normally only have one at a time in a particular area however, this particular line of thunderstorms broke off a whole bunch of little discret supercells that became their own tornadoes like strong long track tornadoes of like ef3 or higher.  

It is rare and I think the last time we saw this was like 2014 somewhere around there so it is a rare set of system conditions that occurred.  

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I found 2 excellent videos ("El Reno - The Largest Tornado In Recorded History" , and "Inside The Mega Twister El Reno Tornado 2013")  documenting this horrendous event that broke world records, set new ones, claimed the lives of at least 8 outstanding people including the lives of 2 members of theTwistex team - most notably Carl Young, Atmosperic Scientist , Paul Samaras, photographer, Twistex team member & son of Tim Samaras, a self-taught individual, engineer, researcher, inventor & meteorologist who, through his work, contributed a wealth of knowledge & valuable information to the world that helped enrich the knowledge & understanding of the most powerful storms - of which helped save lives of millions of people. Both these videos, documenting the largest tornado of its time as well as capturing the final moments of these brave individuals as well as others who miraculosly survived, have acquired millions of views so far & favorites of storm chaser fans & "newbies" alike.  

"El Reno - The Largest Tornado In Recorded History": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppw0W5IXNAI

 and 

"Inside The Mega Twister El Reno Tornado 2013": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rzf5zd9NduE

It is certain you'll enjoy these videos in spite of the somber feeling of the loss of these weather heros who died attempting to improve the lives of many.

Kathryn Vickerman

State Assistant

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