More crazy drone and ground footage of one of the most intense and complex tornadoes I have ever chased. This #tornado was rated a high-end EF4, with estimated winds only 15 mph shy of EF5. However, I promise there were velocities at the surface well in access of 200 mph in those compact suction vortices. Perfect execution by @weathermike | Reed Timmer Extreme Meteorologist

6.3K views · 153 reactions | A tornado that hit Enderlin, North Dakota on June 20th has been upgraded to EF5 status with winds exceeding 210 mph. This marks the first EF5 tornado in the United States in over a decade, ending the longest "EF5 drought" since the enhanced scale was introduced in 2007. Survey teams confirmed the devastating classification after analyzing damage from a train derailment and Doppler radar data. | The National Weather Desk | Facebook

45K views · 811 reactions | The EF5 tornado that devastated the town of Moore, Oklahoma, was so powerful that it picked up cars and threw them into a two-story hospital over ¼ of a mile away. | The Weather Channel | Facebook

132K views · 951 reactions | Video of the damage indicators that were...