EF-5: Moore, Oklahoma tornado, May 20, 2013

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Storm chasers Gabe Garfield, Amy Edmonds, Matt Van Every and Nicole Robertson experienced the devastating Moore, Oklahoma EF-5 tornado, documenting initially from north Norman on 48th St. (Santa Fe in Moore), before setting up in a parking area near the intersection of Indian Hills Road and Santa Fe in Moore. With the massive tornado roughly two miles to their north, they were able to document from this stationary location for approximately 10 minutes before re-positioning east to follow the tornado to its final rope-out a few miles east of Interstate 35.

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oh my god that's huge i think that is
huge
oh no at one time and that is really
bitter because you think it looks
violent Wow looking to trade on the
screen on set
lord help these people
he's getting dangerous up here
no no its violent guys it's super
violent
frequent
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thank you
it's violent
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oh no man
god help these people
he passed that church
ok or do you want it you want to set up
along that road or you want to because
I'm still a little bit Northwest here
iphones moving to East isn't open yet is
moving to the east
ok so we want to set up into traffic ok
ok so want to go east
yes I don't know what we're gonna be
able either as a church there let's set
up there and we'll set up tripods and
stuff
where's this is not good
all that violence
help us people
like whole top story
look at that
it's got to be that but it's got it's
going great
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at least
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$OPERAND years i think it may be
sounds it's bigger
got it the left edge
ok
ok
got it yummy as such know just what you
should do
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ok
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