Inside Texas Tech: May 11, 1970
Roaring hail, rain and winds swallowed the walls of warning sirens the evening of May 11, 1970 in the city of Lubbock. We a take a look back at stories of resiliency and determination, and how Lubbock and Texas Tech rose to the challenge of rebuilding the city and understanding the power of these extreme storms.
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How Proctor’s texts in Karen Read lawsuit could free dangerous criminals
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When Weather Changed History - Green Town (Greensburg, KS Tornado)
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Winds of Change | The Catastrophic 1970 Lubbock Texas F5 Tornado
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NWS Lubbock SKYWARN Training (Part 3 of 5) - Supercells and Accessory Clouds
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The Lubbock 1970 F5 Tornado Documentary
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Gary England's Tornado Alley – Introduction
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1970 Lubbock Tornado Memorial
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Full Documentary: Oklahoma: Tornado Target
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Texas Tech Remembers 1970 Lubbock Tornado
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Moment in History's, "The Tornadoes of 1953".
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The Most Important day in Tornado Science History - April 3, 1974
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The Machines That Built the Interstate Highways (1956)
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EP 46: What They Don't Tell You About Trailing a Soviet Sub for 38 Days
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Eye Witness Accounts of May 11, 1970
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West Texas Meteorologists on the Lubbock Tornado
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Lubbock Tornado Memorial
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50 Facts About Texas That Sound Fake But Are 100% True
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The Tornado That Changed Science
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WFAA's Jerry Taff Goes To Lubbock to Report on the Recent Tornado
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