On June 8, 1953, an F5 tornado devastated the north side of Flint, Michigan and the suburb of Beecher, killing 116 people and injuring 844 others. The tornado touched down at 8:30 p.m., cutting an 18.6-mile path of destruction through densely populated neighborhoods where residents had almost no warning beyond seeing the massive black funnel approaching. The Beecher district absorbed the worst damage, with 113 of the 116 deaths occurring there, including 54 children and multiple entire families

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