@BuffaloSabres i have only been speaking of a mysterious team named [Redacted] located in NY but not NYC (wonder who that could be?) but suddenly y'all started winning so lesgo im so happy for my man Dahlin
@HurricaneIsaac @peashooterwx Also read this article (or just spend like 5 minutes scrolling to the bottom for the google earth file because yes, the article is THAT long). There is genuinely a shit ton of info on this tornado. quite possibly the most documented tornado EVER
would love to see some sort of analysis on this tornado near Lizton, IN. looked like nothing unless you went to like tilt 5 and then suddenly it was otg, seemingly due to...ingesting a storm into its inflow?
some other details: the tornado did not actually hit Borås. it started ~8 KM SW of the town. it did impact the tiny community of Arås which is the name that you'll see if you look for this event in newspapers.
Martin Jansson's report is also the source used for the 115 km figure?
the 1899 ''Borås'' tornado has got to be the most confusing thing i have ever seen. not because of the tornado itself but rather the EXTREMELY questionable things i found while trying to research it. 1) the ESWD sources a paper saying it had a 115 km long path and was 600m wide.
now, let's see what this alleged tornado in Borås on July 3 1899 actually did. the 1st image is a map of the path this twister took, the paper sources this information from Martin Jansson. the 2nd image is a rough recreation of the path in google earth.