Severe WX April 1-2 (overnight) Severe Weather Event

[SouthFLwx]

True @SouthFLwx though technically in moderate risk along with the selmer/grand junction tornadoes etc. but moderate verification.

Yeah, had the high risk been expanded to the west a little bit to include more of Mississippi and Tennessee, than it would have verified perfectly.

 

[Kds86z]

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Gotta save this…

@SouthFLwx but feel the threat was definitely highlighted. Good job for sure.

 

[Kds86z]

 

[Kds86z]

Check this out..

@AJS

 

[AJS]

@AJS

Wow! That car was caked in mud!

 

[Kds86z]

Wow! That car was caked in mud!

See the bottle though? Shoved into seat by wind. @AJS

 

[AJS]

Any updates on surveying? Been very busy today so haven’t had a lot of time to check.

 

[Kds86z]

Any updates on surveying? Been very busy

today so haven’t had a lot of time to check.

 

[Shakespeare 2016]

 

[TH2002]

Totally off topic, but I think the world literally became a worse place when Alex Trebek died.

 

[SGFmoTwister]

Debris Reports​

Total	30	41	48	44	163
F scale​	Heavy​	Light​	Paper​	Unknown​	All types​
F2​	3​	2​	1​	4​	10​
F3​	3​	9​	7​	15​	34​
F4​	20​	28​	32​	22​	102​
F5​	4​	2​	8​	3​	17​

Using the original F-SCALE, F4 tends to be the rating for most objects transported from very long distances.

Ruskin Heights tornado - May 1957 "A canceled check from Hickman Mills (a suburb of Kansas City, Missouri) was found 165 miles away in Ottumwa, Iowa. "

 

[Shakespeare 2016]

Ruskin Heights tornado - May 1957 "A canceled check from Hickman Mills (a suburb of Kansas City, Missouri) was found 165 miles away in Ottumwa, Iowa. "

I can believe that because that F5 tornado was extremely violent. The Andover 1991 F5 tornado blew paper debris as fast as Topeka/Lawrence which is around 100 to 150 miles away.

 

[tornado examiner]

looks like the lake city tornado is being rated as a 160mph EF3 per DAT track. No indication of it going higher. The remaining of some walls on the worst of the damaged homes precluded a higher rating.

Track was just removed

 

[Shakespeare 2016]

looks like the lake city tornado is being rated as a 160mph EF3 per DAT track. No indication of it going higher. The remaining of some walls on the worst of the damaged homes precluded a higher rating.

Track was just removed

What a bunch of BS there were well-built homes that were completely flattened and partially swept away.

 

[tornado examiner]

What BS there were well-built homes that were completely flattened and partially swept away.

The survey is up complete now on the DAT.
It’s, alright, but has Meg’s usual mistakes.

As selmer is likely also being kept at EF3

 

[Shakespeare 2016]

The survey is up complete now on the DAT.
It’s, alright, but has Meg’s usual mistakes.

As selmer is likely also being kept at EF3

Gary Woodall sucks too. He intentionally ignores other houses and goes to the ones that have less damage. Like Westminster 2006.

 

[Shakespeare 2016]

Selmer is also a 160 mph EF3. I told you they wouldn't rate any of them as EF4.

 

[tornado examiner]

Basically for that one anchor bolted house that was the oldest in that area, they gave it the all walls collapsed di because there was still debris on the foundation.
So…yeah. I was honestly not surprised.

None of the tornadoes in Meg’s CWA from April 2 to 3rd are being rated above 165.
The EF4 during a high risk streak is broken.

 

[Lake Martin EF4]

In fact, I doubt they'll even go EF4.

Is it too early to toot my own horn?

And yep, this does indeed mean that 4/2/25 is the first violent-less High Risk since 3/17/21. That was a long streak we had there!

 

[Shakespeare 2016]

The survey is up complete now on the DAT.
It’s, alright, but has Meg’s usual mistakes.

As selmer is likely also being kept at EF3

Slayden as well. 3 of them are 160 mph EF3'S, and 1 is a 165 mph EF3. MEG is and will always be full of s**t.