Russell Jones
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This film shows how tornado warning were issued back in the 1970's. It's surprisingly really well done and exciting to watch:
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- Weather and Chasing
- Historical weather events
- 1970s
Documentary Film: 1974 Super Outbreak: Day of the Killer Tornadoes
- Thread starter Russell Jones
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Warren Faidley
SupporterThe narrator sounds like the NFL "frozen tundra" guy. That hook is scary wicked even on the old NWS radar. Thanks for posting.Mike Smith
EF5
The radar was WHIO-TV's converted aircraft radar. I'm pretty sure it was an AVQ-10, which would have been a C-band system.
The narrator was someone named Fred Collins. It would have been really neat if had been John Facenda!Jeff Wright
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To this day, only Tom’s videos come close.
Irwin Allen and the Apollo program influenced this movie I think.
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