Only other storm that rivals it is Super Typhoon Haiyan. Its just utterly catastrophic.

Im pretty sure it was well above 185mph at peak/landfall, ballpark guess probably 190-195, maybe 200. Gusts were likely 250+ in the hills.

That one didnt even hit a train sadly
(Tho was absolutely violent af)

a few chasers did, and yes it definitely had some rotation to it.
However, given its extreme rural nature and the fact it was on a mountain, we couldn't determine any debris signature or anything.

I'm happy with what I saw in Texas this year but seriously lmfao it's just been nonstop world-class tornadoes for the past 2 months up there