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Going say high end ef3 … as now. Damage does look incredible still
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Severe WX March 23-25th, 2023
- Thread starter Lake Martin EF4
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That middle picture is incredible the mangled up pickup truck.
Or is that a pickup truck??
tornado examiner
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if this thing is finalized as an ef3 something’s gotta be majorly wrong. Unless of course not a singular structure in rolling fork was built, or anchored properly…
Yeah no doubt ef4 damage my main question is there any potential borderline ef5
Gail
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In the before video I posted, at least a couple of buildings looked large and well constructed. Of course I don’t know for sure, but they weren’t small shacks by any means.
Gail
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I had to defend my NWS office.
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Equus
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Do people really not see that is a single damage point for a power pole well northeast of Rolling Rock and not a finalized rating...? I swear wxtwitter is the worst at times
Fixed this for you LOL
Equus
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Lmao you're not wrong
MoonBaby
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I’m so glad she’s ok. That was a close call.
I’m late to the party due to terrible cell service and wifi in my black hole of reception where I live. I relied on James Spann all night without my typical radar staring. Last night was tragic. Correct me if I’m wrong, but is there not a way to fund getting weather radios to low income families who still think sirens will save them? I keep reading stories of people still relying on sirens and that’s just got to stop. (Sorry I veered off topic a little).
I’m late to the party due to terrible cell service and wifi in my black hole of reception where I live. I relied on James Spann all night without my typical radar staring. Last night was tragic. Correct me if I’m wrong, but is there not a way to fund getting weather radios to low income families who still think sirens will save them? I keep reading stories of people still relying on sirens and that’s just got to stop. (Sorry I veered off topic a little).
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Megasus
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Nothing about that tweet indicated that it was the final rating, either. Unnecessary outrage and poor reading comprehension are frequent bedfellows.
locomusic01
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Sheesh, I went to bed early last night because I've been sick, but I had a feeling I'd end up missing something. What an awful development. Years ago I made a map combining a handful of different variables (population, percentage of people living in mobile/manufactured homes, historical tornado data, etc.) as sort of a rough approximation of actual tornado risk and IIRC this area was one of the main hotspots.
Equus
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Sadly Morgan co. sheriff office has reported the injury from last night's entrapment has died, likely to be tornado related so the death toll has reached AL
Shakespeare 2016
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Yep, the Hesston and Goessell F5 tornadoes on March 13, 1990. I was 9 years old but I remember that day and it was scary to say the least.
Brick Tamland
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Terrible situation. The southeast is definitely the new ground zero for tornadoes, and especially MS and AL. We're not even at the peak of severe season, but seems the past few years severe season has been year round
STP has really come up for tommorow. In south Alabama. Low level winds shear is rather weak anywhere but in very close proximity to the front.
