Tbf that's true for a lot of old tornadoes, New Richmond, Sherman, Rochester, and Pomeroy are kinda anomalies in that regard.
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Significant Tornado Events
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Eoline
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Well with New Richmond and some of the others we have the contextual evidence to back it up - Camden, as far as I am aware, we do not. It's kind of like "singular building with no concrete photos heavily damaged with no other evidence of strength".
Anyways, that's an EF thread debate and one I am not in the state of mind to get into. I don't have the sketch on hand but it'd be nice if someone could post it.
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I agree, I'm moreso saying that for every tornado that has good proof of F5 damage from that era, there are a bunch others where we have to rely on a few accounts of purported damage. We're very lucky that a majority of tornado damage nowadays ends up documented.
Atomz
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Does anybody have pictures of damage from the March 14, 2008 Atlanta tornado? I’m thinking about doing it for a school project.
Kds86z
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Eoline
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Evansvile 2005.
WeathermanLeprechaun
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This is kinda historic. There is literally no other photos except the one at the hospital and this although quality is genuinely crap but it was night so eh
Eoline
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This is a screen cap from an unreleased Skycam25 video that was located around this time last year; it was published in one or two local printed newspapers and I've never seen it posted online.
WeathermanLeprechaun
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Very interesting. It was buried in there all along. Barely see the right edge of it honestly.
Eoline
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It's a lot more visible in the second photo I attached; definitely a visible right edge and maybe even the entire thing:
I don't recall Evansville being visibly wide so this lines up. I'll try to geolocate it over the weekend.