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'''Historic Lemont Tornado 06/13/1976''' is a screamer video disguised as tornado video (other screamer which disguised as tornado video is [[Possible tornado?]]) which was uploaded to [[YouTube]] on November 4, 2018 by ''Trussman Productions''. The video description says "A little project that i had to produce for my high school history class. I found this footage online and never been the same since."
'''Historic Lemont Tornado 06/13/1976''' is a [[screamer]] video disguised as a tornado video. It was uploaded to [[YouTube]] on November 4, 2018 by ''Trussman Productions''. According to the video description, it was a project created for a high school history class. The video starts with a presentation on the Lemont-Argone, Illinois F4 tornado that occurred on June 13, 1976. The title card features a drawing of a tornado, and the next slide displays a sign saying "U-turn permitted" with the text "U-turn tornado" written below it.


The video itself begins with presentation about Lemont-Argone, Illinois F4 tornado of June 13 1976 (same day as Jordan F5 tornado), the title card has a crude drawing of a tornado and the next slide shows a text which says "U-turn tornado" (infact Lemont tornado did a U-turn) with a sign saying "U-turn permitted".
The first part of the video shows satellite pictures of the evolution of the Lemont-Argone supercell that spawned the F4 tornado, taken at 15-minute intervals from 5 to 7 PM CDT. The second segment shows radar imagery from Marseilles, Illinois, showing the evolution of the Lemont tornado. At the 38-second mark, a picture of [[Katie Embry]] pops up with a loud scream (possibly from [[Follow the Red Dot]]), after which the video resumes.
 
The first part finally begins after introduction where it shows satellite pictures from 5 to 7 PM CDT every 15 minutes interval, the satellite pictures shows evolution of Lemont-Argone supercell which spawned the F4 tornado with some other storms visible on the satellite pictures.  
 
The second segment shows radar imagery from Marseilles, Illinois. The radar imagery shows the evolution of Lemont tornado, as the video reaches 38 seconds mark picture of Katie Embry pops up with loud scream (possibly from [[Follow the Red Dot]]) then the video resumes back to normal.
 
The third segment is a time-lapse video taken by Bud Williamson at Wheeling, Illinois where it shows timelapse of Lemont supercell. The first segment of the fourth part begins and it shows footage of a wedge tornado with shower of falling debris can be seen in the video. The footage was taken by Edward Lebak.
 
The second segment of the fourth part begins and it shows footage of the same tornado at different angle which filmed by Irwin Pasiewicz which the footage shows the same tornado but looks dusty and filmed in bright sunlight.
 
The last segment of this part begins and it shows footage of Lemont tornado weakening and dissipating, the footage was recorded by John Rusnak at Orland Park. The presentation finally ends.


The third segment is a time-lapse video taken by Bud Williamson at Wheeling, Illinois, showing the evolution of the Lemont supercell. The fourth part of the video begins with footage of a wedge tornado with falling debris, taken by Edward Lebak. The second segment of this part shows footage of the same tornado at a different angle, filmed by Irwin Pasiewicz, which looks dusty and was filmed in bright sunlight. The last segment of this part shows footage of the Lemont tornado weakening and dissipating, recorded by John Rusnak at Orland Park.
==Link==
==Link==
<u>NOTE:</u> The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
<u>NOTE:</u> The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=CmWvJy5ccHo
* youtube.com/watch?v=CmWvJy5ccHo
* '''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20231111224938/litter.catbox.moe/7b99z8.mp4


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Latest revision as of 15:52, 11 November 2023

Historic Lemont Tornado 06/13/1976 is a screamer video disguised as a tornado video. It was uploaded to YouTube on November 4, 2018 by Trussman Productions. According to the video description, it was a project created for a high school history class. The video starts with a presentation on the Lemont-Argone, Illinois F4 tornado that occurred on June 13, 1976. The title card features a drawing of a tornado, and the next slide displays a sign saying "U-turn permitted" with the text "U-turn tornado" written below it.

The first part of the video shows satellite pictures of the evolution of the Lemont-Argone supercell that spawned the F4 tornado, taken at 15-minute intervals from 5 to 7 PM CDT. The second segment shows radar imagery from Marseilles, Illinois, showing the evolution of the Lemont tornado. At the 38-second mark, a picture of Katie Embry pops up with a loud scream (possibly from Follow the Red Dot), after which the video resumes.

The third segment is a time-lapse video taken by Bud Williamson at Wheeling, Illinois, showing the evolution of the Lemont supercell. The fourth part of the video begins with footage of a wedge tornado with falling debris, taken by Edward Lebak. The second segment of this part shows footage of the same tornado at a different angle, filmed by Irwin Pasiewicz, which looks dusty and was filmed in bright sunlight. The last segment of this part shows footage of the Lemont tornado weakening and dissipating, recorded by John Rusnak at Orland Park.

Link

NOTE: The following video contains a screamer!

  • youtube.com/watch?v=CmWvJy5ccHo
  • Permalink: web.archive.org/web/20231111224938/litter.catbox.moe/7b99z8.mp4


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