2023 Melbourne tornado

Melbourne tornadoes of 2023

## **Neo-Nazi tornado**

On the morning of May 13, 2023 a very destructive, violent and deadly EF5 tornado caused a moderate destruction after the following by the Neo-Nazi protest in Melbourne. Tornadoes max width reached 0.9 miles (1.5 km). The anti-immigration tornado was also produced peak winds up to 377 mph (608 km/h; 168.8 m/s). 110 people were killed including 22 police officers and 287 people were injured including 174 police officers and 103 of them were very seriously injured by the tornado, as the result, Victorian police officers including the public order response team was severely damaged by a 9.6 Intensity.

Ten days later on September 27, 2023, the tornado in Melbourne's CBD was destroyed by another huge EF5 tornado. In which was 8.81 km (5.47 mile) wide and very aggressive EF5 tornado with estimated windspeed of 300 mph (480 km/h), that devastated Melbourne CBD for the fourth time on the next day after the resignation of Daniel Andrews after 8.8 years as Premier. Jacinta Allan is currently now the Premier of Victoria. Almost all the buildings in Williamstown, Victoria was destroyed. And was detected by a mobile doppler weather radar observed peak winds of 770 mph (1,240 km/h) or perhaps 799 mph (1,285 km/h), that killed 2,670 people and injuring over 30,000 others. Making that the deadliest tornado in Australian history.

## Properties

### Max. rating

F11

On Monday November 6, 2023, the first

## 2023 Melbourne tornado

### Duration

44 minutes, 27.42 seconds* 14 hours, 50 minutes, 48.4 seconds

## Properties

### Highest winds

1,516.7 km/s (3,393 mph; 5,460 km/h)* (as measured by mobile Doppler radar)

## Fatalities

### Damage

$68.8 billion$68,874,120,000

The **2023 Melbourne cup day tornado** or **2023 Palestine tornado** also known as the **Starship Troopers tornado** is a 3 mile (4,848 metre) wide, exceptionally powerful and long-lived category 5 supersonic tornado touched down at 5:08 a.m. (1908 UTC), 1.7 mi (2.7 km) southeast of Benwerrin, Victoria on Tuesday November 7, 2023, registered the highest wind speed ever recorded in Victoria at >3,000 mph (>4,800 km/h; 1.34 km/s; Mach 4).

There, it attained the highest-tornado rating Category five supersonic (MT5). A Doppler On Wheels mobile weather radar detected wind speeds of at least 1,516.7 m/s (3,393 mph; 5,460 km/h) inside the tornado outside Flemington Racecourse, The pro-Palestine supersonic tornado has been reported as the fastest winds ever recorded in Australian history. This tornado also holds the longest duration at winds >300 mph (>480 km/h) on record with 445 consecutive minutes.

This fire tornado was similar to the deadlier 2020 Melbourne lockdown tornado, Victoria Police officers will be sucked into the tornado, Same as with the Melbourne Cup Day tornado of November 3, 2020, but considerably more worse than expected.

Palestine protest in Melbourne was issued at 11 a.m. the police brutality was minor, but Victoria Police arrested a few people. A police officer assaulted a man identified as "Josh McConnon". At the time the tornado was on its way, while the wind speed inside the tornado reached above 398 m/s (891 mph; 1,435 km/h) and strengthen to 414 m/s (926 mph; 1,490 km/h).

As destructive as a supersonic tornado at such winds, would be extremely likely to have also did caused widespread fires which are four times more catastrophic than that of 2020 Melbourne Cup Day, as temperature peaked 31.9°C (89.4°F) at 2:10 p.m. which is the hottest Melbourne Cup Day in history, here in Melbourne. This was the second hottest cup day on record of all time behind the hottest Melbourne Cup Day was 35.1°C (95.2°F) in 1902. Despite being the most powerful tornado in Australia is too powerful to become a squizzardnado.

The weather forecast for Melbourne will be Shower or two and Possible storm with a top temperature of 30°C (86°F), making 2023 Melbourne cup day the hottest ever of the 21st Century at 31.7°C (89.1°F), beating the previous record of 31.0°C (87.8°F) in 2005.

One of the vortices have also triggered catastrophic bush fires at 12:52 p.m.

The tornado winds peaked at 3,393 mph (5,460 km/h) at 1:26 p.m.

27,331

The tornado killed 89 people including 20 Victorian police officers.

1. ↑ Neo-Nazis clash with police and counter-protesters at anti-immigration rally in Melbourne
2. ↑ Federal government labels neo-Nazis 'political lunatics' following violent clash at anti-immigration rally
3. ↑ Heavy police presence as neo-Nazis and anti-racism protesters clash during heated immigration rally in Melbourne
4. ↑ Daniel Andrews resigns as Victorian premier after three elections, nine years — as it happened
5. ↑ Daniel Andrews resigns as Victoria's premier
6. ↑ ‘Arrests, OC spray’: Gaza protest erupts at Melbourne Cup
7. ↑ Melbourne Cup chaos as pro-Palestine activists block entrance at Flemington Racecourse
8. ↑ Palestine supporters stage protest at Melbourne Cup
9. ↑ Police pepper spray, arrest Palestine protesters at Melbourne Cup
10. ↑ Protesters arrested at Melbourne Cup pro-Palestine rally