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Really hope this isn't going to become a new normal.June 2023 will be known as The June That Became April because it's basically what it is. April pattern combined with Summer CAPE.
Awesome digging. I have lots of family living down there, as far as I know they've not had many encounters with tornadoes in the area, though Gulf Coast tornadoes are, obviously, quite common.Someone else do some research on this but from what I can find the only other June tornado to affect Gulf Breeze/Pensacola area was in 1982 (outside of a tropical system). Might be wrong and if so someone correct me.
Tornadoes in Florida since 1950
This interactive map pinpoints where a cyclone touched down and traces its path of destruction.data.tcpalm.com
A bit of footage showing things like trees down but yet to see things indicative of widespread damage. Hopefully it stays that way.One spotter on Twitter reporting “extensive damage” in Pensacola Beach. I’m skeptical judging by the path the couplet took though.
Structural damage in Perryton on Brian Emfinger's stream...hard to tell how bad, though (Edit: He's got the drone up, doesn't look too bad by tornado standards, but still enough to kill someone in one of those mobile homes). I think his stream was the only reason the warning went out.
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That's not what I saw. I lined it up with Google Maps and the couplet appeared to cross the island at the sandy area just west of the Pensacola Dog Beach.