Evan
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Agreed. Really rough situation. Let's all hope it's duration is substantially less than its intensity.
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Severe WX March 23-25th, 2023
- Thread starter Lake Martin EF4
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Agreed. Really rough situation. Let's all hope it's duration is substantially less than its intensity.
warneagle
Member
For reference, the threshold for EF4+ debris lofting is around 20,000 feet according to recent research. Above 30,000 is insane.
tornado examiner
Member
Welp….it only takes one….it only takes one.
Last tornado to lift debris up to 38,000 feet was Mayfield.
Most definitely ef4 caliber tornado that hit near rolling fork.
Most definitely ef4 caliber tornado that hit near rolling fork.
Evan
Member
That TDS is incredible.
OHWX97
Member
The supercell approaching Oxford is looking very problematic.
Looo at that hodograph and omg the eff inflow SRH
brianc33710
Member
2 years back I think 25 Mar 21 outbreak, we had a long track 1.6 mi wide EF3 go thru Bibb, Chilton & other counties. The CC looked certain EF4 but when surveyed it was 150 mph. I think that parent storm DID drop the Newnan GA EF4 though.
warneagle
Member
That northern cell is making a beeline for Oxford, if that produces it's gonna be a big problem
tornado examiner
Member
“Completely demolished community”
Equus
Member
It will be extremely hard to find any DIs above high EF3 in small Mississippi towns so while no doubt EF4+ in intensity, surveys may not find much substantially constructed in such a very small town
SmokeEater
Member
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Yes, I've been waving my hand about this. Major population area through Panola and Lafayette county, and with the lightning ramping up, it's clearly intensifying.
tornado examiner
Member
Those are debarked trees and mangled metal panels
Mid
Delta Ef5?
TornadoFan
Member
Just as intense as ever on velocity.
CheeselandSkies
Member
There's our micro-MD:
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