tornado outbreak

Putting this here so I can include the full summary without it getting lost in the main event thread. @ashtonlemleywx and others can put theirs here, too if desired. After botching several golden opportunities to see a spectacular, significant tornado going back to at least 2014 (or 2005 if you...

(My apologies if there's already a thread in this vein; I checked but I didn't find one.) So, once upon a time, Talkweather was host to a pretty swell thread called "Significant Tornado Events." I'm sure some of y'all will remember. Full disclosure: I think I initially started the thread in a...

Starting it here so as not to derail the event thread for next week... I agree. Palm Sunday 1965 and March 21, 1932 are hot on their heels but not quite in the same league. Are there any other outbreaks known to have a double-digit count of violent (E/F4+) tornadoes?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_Palm_Sunday_tornado_outbreak

Today is the 27 year anniversary of one of the most intense Plains outbreaks ever recorded in April. The outbreak was very similar to the 4/14/2012 outbreak in terms of overall conditions, timing and location, but with many more strong/violent tornadoes. The best known tornado from this...

New write-up about the event that happened 137 years ago and killed 99 people. New damage photos included. http://www.ozarksalive.com/marshfield-cyclone-nearly-blew-town-away/ Review of the overall outbreak in Missouri that killed 152 people that awful day...