Significant Tornado Events

[HAwkmoon]

There's a fair amount of stuff out there, but most of the damage just wasn't all that impressive (relatively speaking). The whole path was kinda weird and patchy with a couple small spots of F3+ mixed in. This video has some pretty good shots:



There used to be an interactive map with a bunch of geolocated photos but I think it was down last time I checked. Might be accessible via the Wayback Machine but it's usually hit-or-miss w/that kinda stuff.

Oh also have you got an image of the Mullins home in Jarrell , Vicki Taylor's home and the LaFrances and Igo home. I have seen the Moehring I think. I am asking because I found this interesting map.

 

[andyhb]

There's a fair amount of stuff out there, but most of the damage just wasn't all that impressive (relatively speaking). The whole path was kinda weird and patchy with a couple small spots of F3+ mixed in. This video has some pretty good shots:



There used to be an interactive map with a bunch of geolocated photos but I think it was down last time I checked. Might be accessible via the Wayback Machine but it's usually hit-or-miss w/that kinda stuff.

Kind of makes sense given the low death toll.

 

[locomusic01]

@locomusic01 (sorry for pinging you) By the way, are there any damage photos from Toledo 1965?

These are all from Fuller's Creekside subdivision:

And Edgewater Drive on the Lost Peninsula:

Only ones I have that are really worth sharing. I'd like to look for more eventually but haven't yet.

Oh also have you got an image of the Mullins home in Jarrell , Vicki Taylor's home and the LaFrances and Igo home. I have seen the Moehring I think. I am asking because I found this interesting map.

Back when I was working on my article I made a map of where all my photos were taken (minus a handful I couldn't identify), but that was one of the things I lost when my hard drive kicked the bucket. I don't remember enough to match them up anymore. One of many reasons I've been a lot more careful over the years about not only making backups but also keeping everything clearly labeled and organized.

 

[locomusic01]

Kind of makes sense given the low death toll.

Yeah, even in the 70s much of the path the tornado took was heavily populated. Had it been a high-end tornado, the death toll could have been awful. On a related note, kind of amazing how close it was to the 1913 path. Less than a mile apart south of I-80.

 

[Sawmaster]

Likely EF4 damage from the 2010 Moore tornado.

A good find. Posted for 14 year with only 381 views, very obscure and not the best vid quality but you can see the extensive level of damage.

 

[Ivanthetornadoenthusiast]

I wonder if there are damage photos from the Allendale, Michigan tornado on April 11th, 1965

 

[Ivanthetornadoenthusiast]

The Berne, IN - Willshire, OH F4 is another that often goes overlooked. These were all taken between Linn Grove and Berne. By the way, in case I didn't mention before/it wasn't obvious, you can click on any of the photos I'm posting for the full-size version:

Imgbb said that those photos didn't exist when i clicked on one of them

 

[HAwkmoon]

These are all from Fuller's Creekside subdivision:

And Edgewater Drive on the Lost Peninsula:

Only ones I have that are really worth sharing. I'd like to look for more eventually but haven't yet.


Back when I was working on my article I made a map of where all my photos were taken (minus a handful I couldn't identify), but that was one of the things I lost when my hard drive kicked the bucket. I don't remember enough to match them up anymore. One of many reasons I've been a lot more careful over the years about not only making backups but also keeping everything clearly labeled and organized.

Understood. Do you know where this is? Is this near the C.& E.I Roundhouse in Frankfort.?

 

[Casuarina Head]

Many photographs taken in the aftermath of the 16 Mar 1942 F4 tornado family that hit Otoucalofa (or “O’Tuckalofa”), Mississippi: