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EF1 for Chesterfield, Burlington County, NJ.
An EF-1 tornado began along Old York Road. First noticeable damage was a farm building approximately 3/4 of a mile southwest of the Old York Road and Bordentown Chesterfield Road intersection. All external walls of that building had collapsed. Additional tree damage was noted in multiple locations along Old York Road ahead of the intersection with Bordentown Chesterfield Road. Northeast of the intersection, still along Old York Road, a residence lost a significant portion of the roof over the front of the house. From this point, the tornado continued along a path parallel to Bordentown Chesterfield Road. A school along here lost roof covering and farm equipment nearby was overturned. Some tree damage just beyond the school was the last damage in the continuous path. Estimated maximum wind speed was 100 mph. The total path length was 1.5 miles, and maximum path width was 100 yards.
absolute structure fest in socal this morning here is a look at the environment from observed soundings and hrrr
Yessir not sure what elevation might be below sea level I wonder if elevated instability or lapse rates albeit poor could have been a factor tooVigorous dry air entrainment, intense shear aloft, yeah, that is something for Cali standards
This is not true. And who the hell is that guy anyway.
Ok cool gotcha thanks.
My bad, I saw it posted elsewhere too. Given the flight situation and Microsoft outage it wouldn’t of been shocking.No problem. A ton of reputable news sources jumped on the bandwagon as well. It's nuts they reported false information that could so easily be fact checked.