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This is unreal

I've never seen a hurricane mog this hard before 😭

A thread of videos from today’s flight into Hurricane Melissa In this first one we are entering from the southeast just after sunrise and the bright arc on the far northwest eye wall is the light just beginning to make it over the top from behind us.

It’s always Netflix and Chill but it’s never watch TornadoTRX documentaries and chill smh

We’ve officially made it to Jamaica. Now Category 3 Hurricane Melissa looms to our southeast, the satellite evolution over the last 12 hours is unbelievable. This is going to be one for the record books. #Melissa

Guys, seeing tornadoes does not make you Beyonce

The extreme overinflation of self importance everyone has, especially with chasers and people in academia

When I’m bored I watch v-tuber reactions to my videos because they are so ridiculous 😭

LINK: https://t.co/x2FMMjxAIA In-depth breakdown of the June 20, 2025, North Dakota severe weather outbreak that spawned the first official EF5 tornado in 12 years near Enderlin. We'll take a super deep dive into the meteorology behind the event, including the background

I had so much fun teaching kids about severe weather and safety today! #okwx

So what does this actually mean for Enderlin and the EF5 rating? Literally nothing lol. I'm not sure why this is being treated as such a big deal on here, The calculation is solidly EF5 from the OVERTURNING of the grain car. And it's still extremely impressive.

That pattern matches what we typically see when heavy objects roll through muddy terrain during violent tornadoes. Here’s a great comparison from Valley View, TX (2024): a storage container that rolled over a mile, leaving similar style divots (albeit much more pronounced).

I went through photos, and this shot from @AaronRigsbyOSC is probably the best example. If you bump the contrast, you can see symmetrically spaced divots in the ground leading up to the grain car. To me, that’s pretty much a nail in the coffin.

A thread on why I personally believe the Enderlin EF5 train car was ROLLED, not lofted. (and why that doesn’t really matter in the first place.) 🧵

Her: I hope he's not smiling at other girls.. Me:

Oh my gosh 😭

Everyone was in fact present for the photo, this is completely unedited

My first day back in Oklahoma yesterday and I got to hang with my favorite okies :) ☁️

My name is Aidan and I’m an engineering student at the University of South Carolina. Recently, I’ve conducted an analysis of the cycloidal markings on the Enderlin, ND EF5 tornado using my Cycloidal Coefficient Method. Interestingly, the cycloids agree with the EF5 rating. [1/7]