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Lyra and Bon Bon survive two horrifying nights of a terrifying supercell above their heads from a deadly tornado outbreak that has been going on in Equestria for days. After striking the house and a really big one striking the movie theater. The two can only hope for the best while these monster tornadoes rip apart everything in their path during this outbreak.

Inspired by two 1996 films.

A direct to TV film “Night of the Twisters”, and the blockbuster film “Twister”.

Chapters (2)
Comments ( 8 )

I sorta blindly read trough the description so I expected this to be a cuddle fic but it turn out way different and omg this is written good I was on the edge of my sit reading this story I still have 1 more chapter to read so see you then

This story was amazing just the quality if the writing I’m speechless I don’t know what ,ore to ad and one funny thing is that I know this is eg but the names Lyra and bonbon my brain automatically converts them in to pony’s I don’t know why but I can’t imagine Lyra and bonbon as humans

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It’s alright, I guess it’s a habit? Lol. I can defiantly understand that. Thank you so much, I had no idea whether this will turn out to be good or not. I’m really happy someone enjoyed it. :twilightsmile:

A little fact check here
Tornadoes arent given their status on the EF-Scale until about 7 to 8 hours after the tornado, this is so the national weather service can survey the damage.
Tornadoes are ranked on the EF-Scale by
how destructive they are, not by high the winds are. Example: in 2013 the El Reno, OK Tornado (largest tornado on record) was intially rated EF5 until the damage was resurvayed and put down at an EF3 rating

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Yeah, that part I didn’t think about when writing this. I’m not sure why I didn’t, but oh well is all I could say, and I certainly hate to try and fix that. 😣😣

Yeah, the EF scale, I did knew it’s basically measured by destructive rather than wind-speed. I knew about the El Reno tornado which imo is bullshit how they rated it. Again, I know the EF scale is measured by damage rather than wind-speed. But hey, it is what it is. What can you do about it, right?

I thought of the same thing when Kentucky had that outbreak on December 10th, 2021. I was pissed when they rated it an EF-4 rather than an EF-5, but after digging deeper as to why they did that. I can understand it.

But the EF scale is nothing but crap imo. I do wish they never touched it. But again, what can you really do?

Hope the story was good nonetheless. I guess I wanted to give the reader the idea on “what tornado it could be” but I guess I did it the wrong way-ish. Lol.

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Story was great none the less, its one fo the few Stories that have characters survive a tornado on this site, writing is amazing. Also i have to agree with the EF scale complaints, also the OG F scale had up to F6 for some reason. I just think either we should revert back or update the EF Scale

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EL Reno being an EF-5 and then being Downgraded to an EF-3 was Bullshit

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I appreciate it a lot man. Sometimes I look back at this, and it’s one of those stories that I’m proud of the most. I have a lot of things I’m passionate about and tornadoes is without a doubt, one of them. I’m hyped for the new Twisters movie that’s coming out this summer.

And yes, the EF scale is a whole load of BS. The El Reno tornado is what drives me up the wall. 295 mph winds, yet marked down an EF-3 due to damage. *vomits* 🤢🤮

Same goes to the western Kentucky tornado of December 2021. On the ground for almost two hundred miles. House after house ripped from their foundations leaving nothing but slabs. Gave it an EF-4 rating when they “confirmed” winds were 190 mph. 🤢🤮

I wish we can go back to the OG F scale. What even drives me up the wall is we haven’t had an EF-5 since the Moore Oklahoma tornado back in 2013. Tis a bunch of BS! So BS, I vomit. 🤢🤮

Sorry for the late reply, btw.

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