Significant Tornado Events

[TH2002]

Unrelated, but am I the only one that's been getting a crapton of Cloudflare errors in the past hour or so?

And I'll add that the Tornado Archive has been similarly working like crap for me for the past couple of weeks. Not only do I keep getting bombarded with Cloudflare, but a lot of tornadoes just flat out won't show up in the Data Explorer.

 

[slenker]

Unrelated, but am I the only one that's been getting a crapton of Cloudflare errors in the past hour or so?

And I'll add that the Tornado Archive has been similarly working like crap for me for the past couple of weeks. Not only do I keep getting bombarded with Cloudflare, but a lot of tornadoes just flat out won't show up in the Data Explorer.

I've been getting those very badly as well - comes and goes in waves ever since the whole ADS fiasco. And I can't see much in the data explorer either. Not sure what's going on but it has to be related to the ADS stuff I would imagine, but I have no earthly idea otherwise.

 

[joshoctober16]

Speaking of opposing viewpoints and debates, I present this absolute monstrosity:
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I know, it looks stupid, but there are a few signs that a weak ground circulation may have been pushed west by the derecho before the EF2 was confirmed. Check this out:
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This is 0.96 miles from the Enderlin tornado's path. I've already verified that no other properties in the vicinity (including one 0.23 miles away) sustained this degree of damage, and thus I don't believe this was caused by the derecho that followed. This damage does not appear on any other historical imagery. This is the single most solid piece of evidence to suggest they may have been one tornado, imo.
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There's also this damage, 0.18 to 0.26 miles from the EF2's path and technically within the Enderlin tornado's damage contour, although trees to the north are completely untouched.
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Also this, although I'm not certain whether this is tornadic.
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Note that I'm still trying to locate potential damage in this corridor. I'll analyze radar shortly to see if anything matches up.

Thoughts are welcome, but please don't murder me. I’m still working to get more solid evidence that this may have looped back around in the way I showed above.

well that is somthing interesting to look into more , honestly there is a other 2 sig tornado that i feel could be one tornado

A6 and A8 from may 3 1999 (before the bridge creek F5) i feel were likely the same tornado, and the so call gap was it just as a invisible weak EF0.

the dvd of this event by jeff piotrowski had him at this gap at the time , and it seems he was in a tornado with no condensation funnel.