Equus
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Wooooow. The car photo is incredible. We can check off every mark of violent tornado contextual evidence at this point. I have little doubt that this monster had EF5 potential had it struck a well built home at its absolute peak.
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Really weak dirt and CMU foundation there. All too common. This kind of damage shouldn't really be rated above EF3. Not saying there isn't legitimate EF4 damage elsewhere along the path though.Another cleaned foundation. Again though taken with a grain of salt as quality of build is unknown to my knowledge
Idk about “concentrated in a small area”. The demographics of the major cities and towns in the county suggest that the Hispanic/Latino population is distributed relatively evenly.
The debris pattern in the above picture actually does suggests the house was vaulted in once piece and thrown into the woods.Imo concrete block foundations make me really uncomfortable in tornado alley, it seems all too easy for the house to be grabbed in one big chunk and pushed over into nearby woods. Unless the blocks are properly filled and anchored to the house frame it seems nearly as unstable as a mobile home.
There are still cinder-blocks on the surface, so not completely swept clean.Another cleaned foundation. Again though taken with a grain of salt as quality of build is unknown to my knowledge