F5 Tornado in Elie, MB Devastates Part of Town & F3 Tornado

hahaha, no

i heard it was F-5

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this is a pretty sweet tornado

ever seen an F6?

at 5:40, if you look at the bottom you can see the power lines spewing electricty

fine you call environment canada and tell them that YOU some kansas citizen are the god of storms and the storm that ripped into Elie was not

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anyone see that other video differnt vantige point you can see the stuff flying like 1000 yards away

Exactly. Get that through your heads kids!

yeah i know an F5 can be really thin its all bout the damage it does

Your all dummies. I'm speaking of those who claim it's a wimpy F2. I'm sure you know this, but it's not based on the -width- of the tornado, it's based on the -wind speed- and the damage it causes. Educate yourselves! Giant penis cloud *laughs*

and its canadas only f5 and south of the border well you guys take the cake for the most f5's ever seen

dumb ppl choose to argue windspeed has nothing to do with the size

Google this
---F5 tornado at least a mile wide---, select second link (Top Ten Deadliest Tornadoes). first listing on the page, 1/3 mile wide f5 tornado. F5 does not mean a mile wide. Size does not necessarily equal strength with tornadoes.

lol, a F5 tornado is like 300 meters wide -.-

Dude, people tend to confuse the situation and assume because it's an F5, it's always a huge "wedge" tornado. While F5's can be big, they can also be fairly small. This doesn't look like an F5, true, but the Fujita scale is based on the rotating wind speed of the funnel, not the size.

Dude, an F5 tornado is at least a mile wide. That was obviously not a mile wide. Look up some basic info.

it wasnt that big but the windspeeds were high

You can't tell what the speed of the tornado by the size of it. Only windspeed that's calculated by the effect of the storm on objects.

my bad, other account...but it was me saying that. below

you know what? maybe in Canada, that might be a F5, but in the states, it would not be one. both of us have very strong thoughts about this, and im not trying to piss anyone off, but i really dont think thats a freaking F5, it pointless to go back and forth about this. so you canadans have fun with your "F5" tornado! but here in the grand USA, wouldnt have come close compared to what we get

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Where exactly is Elie in Manitoba? Is it really south? I've just never heard of too many tornadoes in Canada. But then again, we don't really hear anything about Canada in the States...

ya...your absolutely right. It wasn't an F5. Environment Canada was wrong for assessing it as such, and it didn't damage anything and completely destroy houses on the Western side of town. Must have been a dream. All the reports? What reports? Unless you were there...you wouldn't understand...I can send you some pictures of the damage if ur seriously going to argue with me! I bet then, you'll drop it!

i was on that road 15 before the tornado.

dude i think your just fishing for trying to prove me wrong, it was NOT an f5, ive read all the reports on it, and it barely touched the town enough to be classified has an F5. It just didnt touch enough stuff to be classified has that!