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Check out this rare 1983 Los Angeles EF2 tornado photo I found.

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Another rare image of an EF3 tornado in Southern California. This one formed near Blythe during the 1970s.

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Here's another one shot near Blythe during the 1970s.

so intense

what is the skydick's damn fucking problem

tornadoes are the only weather phenomena that scare me

>>5122113
You forgot floods.
All it takes is a couple days of rain and suddenly a little river swells up and levels entire villages at night.

>>5122122
America doesn't have villages lmfao
We have towns, cities, and maybe hamlets in like New England
Villages are for like Medieval Europe or Feudal China

>>5121309
Imagine how hard the colonists shit bricks when they encounter tornadoes.
Do they even occur anywhere else on earth?

>>5122035
fuck that bro jesus christ.

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What I would do to live in oaklahoma or kansas...

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>>5122122
happened in Germany a couple of years ago. the houses you see are the lucky ones, some got swept away completly

>>5122361
We also have them in yurop but it's not as common or localised and big ones seem to be pretty rare

>>5122184
Some northeast states like PA uses the village designation.