January Tornadoes No One Expected | Tornadoes of January 1999

Описание: In the opening weeks of 1999—deep in the heart of winter—the atmosphere across the United States turned violent in a way few people expected. While most remember May 3, 1999 and the Bridge Creek–Moore F5, another historic chapter was already unfolding months earlier.

In January 1999, a relentless and highly unusual weather pattern triggered three consecutive tornado outbreaks, producing a record-shattering 216 tornadoes across 13 states. Communities from the Gulf Coast to the Mid-South were hit hard—often after dark—leaving 18 dead, hundreds injured, and thousands forced to rebuild. Now, nearly 30 years later, January 1999 remains the most active January for tornadoes ever recorded in the United States.

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▶️ CHAPTERS
00:00 - Introduction
01:32 - Why Was January 1999 Active?
06:36 - New Year’s Outbreak Begins
07:59 - Nome F3
08:40 - Buna F2
10:01 - Ragley F2 & Sugartown F2
10:39 - Hays F2
11:18 - Iota F2
12:05 - The Atmosphere Reloads
13:27 - Jan 17-18 Outbreak
14:58 - Oil Trough & Lake City F2
15:31 - Alamo F3
16:13 - Jackson, TN F3 & F4
19:30 - Halls F2
19:56 - Saulsbury & Atwood F1s
21:03 - Setup of Jan 21-23 Outbreak
23:46 - Knobel F4
24:09 - Little Rock F3
24:37 - Beebe-McRae F3
25:42 - Clarksville F3
27:28 - January 1999’s Legacy

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