I know it’s the south in general, trust me, those “ef5” DIs from the Hackleburg tornado that showed empty CMU blocks not even attached to a concrete slab has never left my mind.
I think the only area in Kentucky that might have decent construction is the Louisville area.
I know man, as a Kentuckian, I can tell you, those are few and far between. The subdivisions aren’t going to have those because they mainly consist of older homes. In the rural counties, the larger homes are off to themselves so a violent tornado hitting those is like a needle in a haystack.
That might be just enough to do it. But I could also see them nit-picking the shrubs, above ground pool, and SUV. Stupid I know, but that’s how these things often go.
I have studying tornado damage for 23 years but yet I don't know nothing according to you. There are people on this forum who are better than the experts at rating tornadoes.
I mean the event is over not much more to do
Yeah, it’s moderately irritating that we have to argue this here.
The damage from this event is fine, the constant “everything is broken and I hate it all” can go in the other thread.
Where does it say that that at?
they're not gonna issue a final rating the day after the event
