One of the most destructive tornadoes in United States' history ripped through Moore, Oklahoma, a suburb of Oklahoma City, on Monday, May 20, 2013. Dozens were killed by the tornado which was estimated to be 2 miles wide with winds of up to 200 mph. This is not the first time Moore, Oklahoma has been hit by a devastating tornado. On May 3, 1999 and EF-5 tornado moved through the Oklahoma City metropolitan area on a similar path killing 42 people. Below are some pictures and video from the tornado. http://youtu.be/40fon8AEYII Time-lapse footage http://youtu.be/AXz1_F88n14 Chaser footage http://youtu.be/xTpceWd8UE4 Chaser footage - good perspective on the size of the tornado http://youtu.be/xtucNm6DpHY Raw footage of the tornado (some foul language) http://youtu.be/qcB554KiV2I Footage of the tornado forming http://youtu.be/XMF22_MEMJU Three videos from the same chaser show the mammoth tornado http://youtu.be/3KfRYySWLxk Raw: Witness Describes Scene After Okla. Tornado http://youtu.be/sO7Foel8OHA Raw video of the damage following the Moore, OK tornado http://youtu.be/vi-_xbXrAyU Oklahoma tornado survivor finds dog buried alive under rubble http://youtu.be/ZBUY2dQuK94 One man's reaction to coming out of his storm cellar following the Moore, OK tornado http://youtu.be/dCbhnPfEvF8 Eerily quiet with birds chirping after the tornado http://youtu.be/7iWmyVVX1Bo Doppler radar loop of the tornado http://youtu.be/GAB0xFpzh-U Smartphone footage in high-definition http://youtu.be/Ogb91mBGsvA Recap video of the 1999 Moore Tornado http://youtu.be/5DvoIMvAkQ8