Severe WX March 30th- April 1st 2023 (South, Southeast, Ohio Valley, Upper Midwest)

[JayF]

Any casualties from it?

1 killed and 5 severely injured

 

[UncleJuJu98]

Found ya @ashtonlemleywx

 

[UK_EF4]

Damage here looks particularly nasty - impressive tree damage in the foreground but contextual damage in the field looks quite bad - severe vehicle damage, could be ground scouring but can't tell if that is just how the field is.

 

[pohnpei]

Probably some of the best tornado video I have ever seen

This footage was so good. I can't really describe how good it is. It's just so good. I'm in awe.

 

[Lake Martin EF4]

I want to know what happened to Farson - it took a direct hit from the first of the Iowa wedges.

 

[TH2002]

Probably some of the best tornado video I have ever seen

That motion is something else.

 

[UK_EF4]

 

[UK_EF4]

 

[TH2002]

I reserve posting this for the worst of outbreaks, gonna be listening to this A LOT for a while

 

[UK_EF4]

My friend just sent me this image, from Sullivan... I do not know the source but asked and will update when they send it. Slabs with trees debarked - looks very intense.

 

[WhirlingWx]

 

[UK_EF4]

Regardless of exact rating, the Sullivan tornado was certainly violent.

 

[WhirlingWx]

Mississippi EMA also confirms one fatality in Pontotoc county

 

[TornadoFan]

It really surprised me at how quickly the Sullivan tornado formed and became intense.

 

[TH2002]

 

[ColdFront]

It really surprised me at how quickly the Sullivan tornado formed and became intense.

That cell sustained itself well out in front of the line and was able to remain discrete for a long period. I think someone in here remarked when it dropped, it was going to drop a monster

 

[tornado examiner]

How good is the survey office that’s gonna be responsible for Sullivan?

 

[TH2002]

It really surprised me at how quickly the Sullivan tornado formed and became intense.

So many storms yesterday went from nothing to "VIOLENT TORNADO" within a couple scans, and there were multiple instances of that happening right over towns...

Speaking of which, still no word from Farson, IA - which could be a really good thing if it missed the town, or a really bad thing if it was a direct hit as shown on radar.

 

[ColdFront]

So many storms yesterday went from nothing to "VIOLENT TORNADO" within a couple scans, and there were multiple instances of that happening right over towns...

Speaking of which, still no word from Farson, IA - which could be a really good thing if it missed the town, or a really bad thing if it was a direct hit as shown on radar.

Cells were able to cycle very efficiently too. I know of at least 5 cells that were able to drop multiple tornados in succession.

I know outside of maybe one or two per outbreak, we haven’t really saw that kind of “sustained” success this year.

 

[eric11]

Man....this was Keota....