Originally uploaded to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwttMNlBYKg by Blake Naftel This silent 16mm footage is a compilation of angles from various WFAA-TV photographers from April 2, 1957, the day a F3 tornado roared through portions of Dallas, Texas. For the era, it was the most extensively filmed tornado in history up to that point, presenting the near entire life-cycle of a tornado. Incorporated into hundreds of educational films and documentaries nationwide in the years that followed, this is the bulk of raw footage from that event. Further information on the April 2, 1957 Dallas, Texas tornado: https://www.weather.gov/fwd/dallastor50year This copy from a VHS archive videotape has been enhanced into 1080p 60 HD. It is not a direct to digital film print. ©1957 WFAA-TV.