AJS
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Do you have any pictures?The 165 mph EF3 rating for the tornado in Cave City looked correct to me. There could be more though.
Do you have any pictures?The 165 mph EF3 rating for the tornado in Cave City looked correct to me. There could be more though.
Yes, because it's a slider. Not everything is controversial.I kid you not, according to the EF scale, that's only EF2. Unless it was anchored to that foundation.
They need to abolish cinder block foundations across America and make bolted concrete slabs mandatory.Masonry foundation, hollow cinder blocks with no anchoring to be seen.
The home itself was stronger than its own foundation.
Crazy damage from yet another of the 4 billion Arkansas tornadoes from friday.
Crazy damage from yet another of the 4 billion Arkansas tors from friday.
Wasn't saying it was controversial! Though, I suppose I can see how it was interpreted that way.Yes, because it's a slider. Not everything is controversial.
Based on the map, I think it was a seperate tornadoI believe this was actually the earlier part of the Diaz tornado unless it’s a cycle thing.
I just checked a radar loop, it wasn’t a separate tornado.Based on the map, I think it was a seperate tornado
Props to @UK_EF4 . He said the V word.. SPC said intense and strong but never violent for FridayIt’s becoming abundantly clear to me that these tornadoes on Friday night were extremely violent. Not surprised considering the fact that the cells were moving straight into STP >10 environment for a very considerable time period.
Oh I was confusing it for a different storm. That is my apologies.I just checked a radar loop, it wasn’t a separate tornado.
It’s that United Kingdom magic. We can sniff those storms out like it’s nothing.Props to @UK_EF4 . He said the V word.. SPC said intense and strong but never violent for Friday
Oh you from Uk too?It’s that United Kingdom magic. We can sniff those storms out like it’s nothing.![]()
Agreed. As a whole, this outbreak was definitely one for the books.Honestly Friday was one of the highest end tornado outbreaks seen in a long time. When surveys come out I think that fact will become abundantly clear. Wouldn't be surprised if it ends up higher end than Easter Sunday.