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No idea. I can't keep up anymore with which is what after this past month.
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No idea. I can't keep up anymore with which is what after this past month.
tornado examiner
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Bro that supercell has produced so many ef3’s it’s insanity. Talk about intense cycles my Thor...
tornado examiner
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And nws Paducah is saying that the long tracker is “at least ef3” for now. Which means that might be an ef4…
If so…Ehehe…that is the worse repeat of a violent tornado hitting the same areas several years apart since the two Moore f5’s…
Horribly unfortunate
If so…Ehehe…that is the worse repeat of a violent tornado hitting the same areas several years apart since the two Moore f5’s…
Horribly unfortunate
Kds86z
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Tanner
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I knew that there were a lot of strong tornadoes from these outbreaks, but this is insanity!
Kds86z
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Why did the Illinois and Missouri ef3s not last that long?
They were probably shy and a bunch of people were filming them
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There was a very quick spin up tornado this morning in northern Randolph county, AL.
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Kds86z
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Can we all agree the spc was amazing yesterday especially? The increase to moderate tornado hatch, 3 ef3s and some ef2.
Kds86z
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Seems 1 out of 5 in ky were killed directly from tornado. Hopkins county. Given debris signature, could’ve been worse
Kds86z
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This mile wide wedge was an evil thing. 
Shakespeare 2016
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The Celina EF3 tornado was on the ground for 0.71 miles.
Kds86z
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I saw that!! lol like what?
Shakespeare 2016
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An EF5 could have a path length as short as long as it does that type of damage. The Celina tornado was considered for an EF4 rating.
Shakespeare 2016
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1,000 messages!!
Sawmaster
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And MichelleH just crossed that threshold too
slenker
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Anyone have any aerial footage of the El Dorado tornado from a few days back? I believe that was probably the most violent one, amazing that it didn’t even hit anything other than a mesquite grove.
Edit: forgot this was the wrong thread for this
Edit: forgot this was the wrong thread for this
Shakespeare 2016
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The shortest path for an F5/EF5 tornado was the Adair, IA tornado on June 27, 1953.
www.tornadotalk.com
Cass-Adair County, IA F5 Tornado – June 27, 1953 – Tornado Talk
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Kds86z
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Shakespeare 2016
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A tornado like this would produce would produce a gigantic cc drop and a gigantic debris on radar and then a dissipate a few minutes later. People would say where the hell did that tornado go not realizing the tornado was very violent and very brief.The shortest path for an F5/EF5 tornado was the Adair, IA tornado on June 27, 1953.
Cass-Adair County, IA F5 Tornado – June 27, 1953 – Tornado Talk
