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Severe Weather Threat - June 11th-15th, 2023
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Was just watching a webcam at a bar on Pensacola Beach and their power just cutout. I think the tornado just barely missed it .
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Outside of the storms, heat index values forecasted to be above 110 degrees Friday and Saturday in southern Louisiana, including New Orleans.
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June 2023 will be known as The June That Became April because it's basically what it is. April pattern combined with Summer CAPE.
Really hope this isn't going to become a new normal.
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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.
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Tornadoes in Florida since 1950
This interactive map pinpoints where a cyclone touched down and traces its path of destruction.
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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.
A bit of footage showing things like trees down but yet to see things indicative of widespread damage. Hopefully it stays that way.
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3 deaths in Perryton TX per fire chief. Deadliest TX Panhandle tornado in decades. From the damage I’ve seen, looks like a solid candidate for EF3.
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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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Welp, this didn't age well, but the first look rarely tells the full story.
It's ironic, in the Stormtrack Discord a couple days ago some people were talking about how the Texas Panhandle in general was overdue for a significant supercell/tornado event, and I believe Perryton was mentioned specifically.
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.
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Hot damn! All in all I'm kind of regretting not going this week. If it was a month earlier it would have been a no-brainer, but I was just skeptical about June actually producing in some of these areas that were affected over the last few days. Although I probably would have wrecked my wife's new Hyundai with hail damage had I been chasing today.
Saturday the 10th would have been too early for me to get down there anyways, it being my first day of vacation and I had some things to take care of at home.