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Severe WX Severe Weather Threat 3/14-3/16

Shakespeare 2016 said:
All semi long track to very long track tornadoes(15.00 miles to 75.00+ miles) from this recent tornado outbreak.

1. VIienna, IL to Burnside, IL(3/15/25)....EF2(15.94 miles)
2. Collins, MS to Taylorsville, MS(3/15/25)....EF2(16.30 miles)
3. Seymour, MO to Grovespring, MO(3/14/25)....EF1(17.27 miles)
4. Bassfield, MS to Seminary, MS(3/15/25)....EF2(18.30 miles)
5. Nuckeles, AR to Tuckerman, AR(3/14/25)....EF4(18.62 miles)
6. Harveill, MO to Rombauer, MO(3/14/25)....EF3(18.65 miles)
7. Elmont, MO to Union, MO(3/14/25)....EF1(19.18 miles)
8. Senath, MO to Homestown, MO(3/15/25)....EF2(19.63 miles)
9. Mayersville, MS to Anguilla, MS(3/15/25)....EF2(19.80 miles)
10. Jackson's Gap, AL to Daviston, AL(3/15/25)....EF3(20.44 miles)
11. Troy, AL to Perote, AL (3/16/25)....EF2 (21.31 miles)
12. Aliceville, AL to Gordo, AL (3/15/25)....EF2 (21.56 miles)
13. Gumsprings, AR to Dover, AR(3/14/25)....EF2(21.56 miles)
14. Gallion, AL to Morgan Springs, AL(3/15/25)....EF0(21.61 miles)
15. Lynchburg, MO to Edgar Springd, MO(3/14/25)....EF1(22.54 miles)
16. Koshkonong, MO to Greer, MO.(3/14/25)....EF3(23.54 miles)
17. Plantersville AL to Clanton, AL(3/15/25)....EF3(24.33 miles)
18. North Carrollton, MS to Gore Springs MS(3/15/25)....EF2(24.41 miles)
19. Morse Mill, to Mehlville, MO(3/14/25)....EF2(25.33 miles)
20. Tylertown, MS to Columbia, MS(3/15/25)....EF3(25.81 miles)
21. Pleasant Ridge, AL to Gordo, AL(3/15/25)....EF1(26.46 miles)
22. Burbank MO to Hurricane, MO(3/14/25)....EF3(28.75 miles)
23. Garwood, MO to Saco, MO(3/14/25)....EF3(29.92 miles)
24. Chesterfield, to Altamont IL(3/14/25)....EF2(30.88 miles)
25. Eastwood, MO to Patterson, MO(3/14/25)....EF3(31.32 miles)
26. Sedgewickville, MO to Leanderville, IL(3/14/25)....EF2(33.56 miles)
27. Belonsi, MS to Greenwood, MS(3/14/25)....EF2(35.20 miles)
28. Gamaliel, AR to Caulfield, MO(3/14/25)....EF3(35.74 miles)
29. Windham Springs, AL to Campbelllville, AL(3/15/25)....EF2(39.48 miles)
30. Fifty-Six, AR to Hardy, AR(3/14/25)....EF4(53.64 miles)
31. Fort Branch, IN to Indian Springs, IN(3/15/25)....EF2(57.84 miles)
32. Rover, MO to Ellington, MO(3/14/25....EF3(58.02 miles)
33. Ozark Acres, AR to Harviell, MO(3/14/25)....EF3(58.42 miles)
34 Kentwood, LA to Carson, MS(3/15/25)....EF4(67.65 miles)
35. Cushman, AR to Corning, AR(3/14/25)...EF3(81.77 miles)
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There are now 6 tornadoes from March 13th and 14th that were on the ground for 50+ miles. Fifty-Six to Hardy was upgraded from 46.07 miles to 53.64 miles.
 
tornado examiner said:
It may be found that the Franklin EF4 and the EF3 that occurred after may have had a connected track. Which would make it one very long track tornado.
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I'm assuming that's why the damage line disappeared from the DAT earlier this morning? I've been curious about it all day.
 
Assuming they do end up connecting the two and don't make further adjustments, that'd (with the current track lengths combined) make it >112 miles long, excluding the ~6 mile spacing between the two tracks on the DAT. When was the last time we had a tornado with a track length in the triple digits?
 
OH-IOan said:
Assuming they do end up connecting the two and don't make further adjustments, that'd (with the current track lengths combined) make it >112 miles long, excluding the ~6 mile spacing between the two tracks on the DAT. When was the last time we had a tornado with a track length in the triple digits?
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Probably Western KY (Mayfield etc) Dec. 2021.

*Actually the Dresden, TN EF3 from that same night started a couple hours later and had a nearly 123-mile path.

Winterset '22 and a few from the 3/31/23 outbreak had path lengths in the 70 to 90-mile range, but I don't think there has been anything exceeding 100 miles since.
 
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AJS said:
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I still don’t really think the Bakersfield, MO tornado was a low end EF3….
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Yeah, I agree. That one "house swept to foundation" damage point at (36.52, -92.13) is just... ugh.

*Who knows, maybe we'll have an Elkhorn-type situation where they reassess later on, but as of now the review stays.
 
OH-IOan said:
Yeah, I agree. That one "house swept to foundation" damage point at (36.52, -92.13) is just... ugh.

*Who knows, maybe we'll have an Elkhorn-type situation where they reassess later on, but as of now the review stays.
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That would be nice. Maybe for lake city also. lol
 
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