When Supercells and Squall Lines Collide - 1989 Huntsville F4 Tornado

Stop data brokers from exposing your personal information. Go to my sponsor https://www.aura.com/weatherbox to get a 14-day free trial and see how much of yours is being sold In November of 1989, a powerful tornado hit Huntsville Alabama during rush hour. Ripping through the south side of the city and obscured by rain, it hit the evening commuters head on, killing 12 drivers and injuring dozens more. Occurring just as a lone supercell was merging with an approaching squall line, questions arose as to how this interaction between two storms could have aided in producing the only violent tornado of this High Risk outbreak, and what would end up being the deadliest tornado to ever hit Rocket City. 0:00 Intro 0:56 Cold Season Tornadoes 2:39 Low CAPE, high shear 6:32 Low-level CAPE 7:40 Convective Mode 12:30 Synoptic setup 15:14 November 15th 17:58 HELP WANTED 19:20 Tornado and storm merger Sources and Further Reading: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTnHQm2O6fv_lhlz4j0T0BoXzcd2q-iVRRmolWKfbfBbVWHY1O7Dr9CmvpwCDXtU9W7Qou8GenZbwdy/pub