On May 3, 1999, an EF5 tornado ripped through Bridge Creek, Oklahoma, with winds reaching a world-record 320 mph. Homes were shredded, cars hurled like toys, and entire neighborhoods flattened in seconds. Amid the devastation, rescuers found something impossible: A baby, torn from a home by the storm, alive under the debris. The child survived one of the strongest tornadoes ever recorded—a storm so violent it scoured pavement off roads. That baby became one of the few miracles pulled from a day

Check out the most insane #tornado video ever captured that shows powerful suction vortex dynamics with a near EF5 tornado near Greenfield, Iowa last year! The link to the live stream of this legendary storm chase is in the comments. Wind speeds within these suction vortices likely were approaching the speed of sound! Do you think the Dominator 3 could have handled this tornado? We broke down on the way up for this chase, and had to try and intercept with a rental car. This might have saved our