Why we say “OK”
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Why we say “OK”
How a cheesy joke from the 1830s became the most widely spoken word in the world. Subscribe to our channel! http://goo.gl/0bsAjO OK is thought to be the most widely recognized word on the planet. We use it to communicate with each other, as well as our technology. But it actually started out as a language fad in the 1830’s of abbreviating ...
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Oklahoma Tornadoes
Check out this RAW video of the gnarly Cole, Oklahoma EF3 #tornado on April 19, 2023. I was watching the left edge closely for any sign of a hard left turn, and it happened right in downtown of Cole. You can see the left edge anchor, and the tornado made a hard left hand turn toward the Dominator Fore. Working with my fearless AccuWeather cameraman Andy Coates, we put the car in reverse and let the tornado slide in front of us before a final Hookslice approach. We then did search and rescue with
Check out this RAW video of the gnarly Cole, Oklahoma EF3 #tornado on April 19, 2023. I was watching the left edge closely for any sign of a hard left turn, and it happened right in downtown of Cole. You can see the left edge anchor, and the tornado made a hard left hand turn toward the Dominator Fore. Working with my fearless AccuWeather cameraman Andy Coates, we put the car in reverse and let the tornado slide in front of us before a final Hookslice approach. We then did search and rescue with
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Meteorologists from the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks estimated the tornado’s winds reached 210 mph, according to the newly released analysis. The 1999 Bridge Creek-Moore tornado in Oklahoma holds the record of the strongest winds ever recorded at 321 mph. ➡ https://tinyurl.com/3ce5shnb | WSMV 4, Nashville
Meteorologists from the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks estimated the tornado’s winds reached 210 mph, according to the newly released analysis. The 1999 Bridge Creek-Moore tornado in Oklahoma holds the record of the strongest winds ever recorded at 321 mph. ➡ https://tinyurl.com/3ce5shnb | WSMV 4, Nashville
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neonexplanation on Instagram: "In 2013, an emotional moment unfolded on live television after a devastating tornado struck Moore, Oklahoma. During an interview with CBS News, survivor Barbara Garcia stood amid the ruins of her destroyed home, explaining how she and her small dog had taken shelter in their bathroom. The tornado hit with such force that it ripped the house apart, and she lost sight of her pet in the chaos. As the cameras rolled, a reporter suddenly noticed movement in the rubble b
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neonexplanation on Instagram: "In 2013, an emotional moment unfolded on live television after a devastating tornado struck Moore, Oklahoma. During an interview with CBS News, survivor Barbara Garcia stood amid the ruins of her destroyed home, explaining how she and her small dog had taken shelter in their bathroom. The tornado hit with such force that it ripped the house apart, and she lost sight of her pet in the chaos. As the cameras rolled, a reporter suddenly noticed movement in the rubble b
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4K views · 65 reactions | DEADLY TORNADO OUTBREAK: Multiple storms tore a path of destruction near Oklahoma City, where at least 2 people were killed. ABC’s Rhiannon Ally reports. | World News Now | Facebook
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