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Cape Girardeau coverage with that Greenville storm https://www.kfvs12.com/2025/05/14/first-alert-summer-like-pattern-with-humidity-storm-chances-sets/
Not to get OT, but that path is super similar to the 1927 F3 IIRC. I think the 1959 F4 went through basically the same area as well.Approximated track based on KLSX radar data. May have passed over Washington University.
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One thing's for sure: That's yet another tornado that's hit the St. Louis Metro area, alright!Not to get OT, but that path is super similar to the 1927 F3 IIRC. I think the 1959 F4 went through basically the same area as well.
From everything ive seen SO FAR it looks like relatively low intensity damage.The good news is that as I'm scrolling through Twitter, I have not seen any reports of injuries from that St. Louis tornado.
Very earlyThe good news is that as I'm scrolling through Twitter, I have not seen any reports of injuries from that St. Louis tornado.
Nah; its been a separate storm since they first developed. They've just been traveling together as a pair.Is the storm near Fredericktown a left split from the one in Cape Girardeau? It's got a TORR on it as well if it is and that's quite interesting.
Yeah definitely. Not seeing any crazy damage, even in the suburbs. Looks to be mostly a high end EF1, maybe even low end EF2, unless any other photos get posted.From everything ive seen SO FAR it looks like relatively low intensity damage.
I guess storms love having travel buddies. Bad news is that those two are easily the most concerning in my honest opinion.Nah; its been a separate storm since they first developed. They've just been traveling together as a pair.
This is one of the crazier satellite loops I've ever seen.