The dead man walking that redefined meteorological absolute power.
On May 27, 1997, at 3:35 p.m., an incredibly slow-moving, multi-vortex F5 tornado decimated Jarrell, Texas. Famously displaying a terrifying "Dead Man Walking" silhouette before intensifying, this anomalous storm completely obliterated double-reinforced structures and peeled asphalt directly from the ground. Its extreme violent forces remain among the most studied meteorological phenomena of the 20th century.
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