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Old 07-27-2014, 03:58 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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EF-0 Tornado Confirmed in CT

Weather in Connecticut
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Old 07-27-2014, 07:35 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Just to follow up on that CT Tornado

Check out the video.. Debris, Spin, updraft(lift), wind, ect.. nice position and video by him.

Confirmed Tornado in Wolcott Exclusive Video | Connecticut's Extreme Weather News | WXedge.com
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Old 08-05-2014, 10:55 PM
 
Location: Raleigh, North Carolina
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Surprised about North Dakota and Vermont?

"Here are the total number of tornado warnings issued so far this year by U.S. National Weather Service forecast office. Notice Raleigh."

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater

I'm more surprised at VT than ND, and even more surprised at NC. 30 in crl NC. Although, thinking about it, yeah even my county has had a few warnings this year. There were I believe 2 tornadoes that touched down in neighboring counties, maybe even one weak one in Cumberland County. Can't quite remember. Fayetteville had an EF3 3 years ago too, along with Sanford. This area has been a hotspot lately in NC. I'm very, very surprised at the low OK numbers.
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Old 08-17-2014, 05:01 AM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Nice graphic from SPC on EF1 or greater tornado count since 1953. 2014 one of top 10 lowest years.

Shhhh! It Can't be used in the Global Warming scam since it doesn't fit the agenda well. 2008 & 2011 was constant talk about it.

Only 6 yrs since 1992 we had above normal counts.

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Old 08-27-2014, 12:01 PM
 
Location: Springfield, MO
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2011 was the year of the Joplin tornado and it was just devastating. I remember here in Springfield that it was still raining debris from that storm (dental records, various other things.) It was a pretty rough year for Tornadoes. This year its been relatively quiet in the middle/lower Tornado alley. I deployed out only three times this past season (Mar-Jun). There was just a huge lack of instability lately mainly due to the believed lack of heat. I remember on two of my three deploys it was cloudy and sprinkling and it really hurt the over-all instability.
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Old 09-01-2014, 07:51 AM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Once again, a tornado impacts New England, with late "official" warning. With no surprise, finger pointing and blame game ensues.

https://twitter.com/search?q=Tornado...ester&src=typd

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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
115 AM EDT MON SEP 1 2014

...TORNADO CONFIRMED IN WORCESTER MA ON AUGUST 31 2014...

LOCATION...WORCESTER IN WORCESTER COUNTY MA
DATE...AUGUST 31 2014

ESTIMATED TIME...810-814 PM EDT
MAXIMUM EF-SCALE RATING...EF0
ESTIMATED MAXIMUM WIND SPEED...85 MPH
MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH...0.1 MILES
PATH LENGTH...1.7 MILES
BEGINNING LAT/LON...42.24N / 71.80W
ENDING LAT/LON...42.26N / 71.77W
* FATALITIES...0
* INJURIES...0


...SUMMARY...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN TAUNTON MA HAS CONFIRMED THAT A
A TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE CITY OF WORCESTER MA ON AUGUST 31
2014.

A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TEAM INVESTIGATED THE DAMAGE WITH THE
HELP OF A MEMBER OF THE WORCESTER EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY LATE
THIS EVENING. NUMEROUS REPORTS FROM AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS AND
SKYWARN SPOTTERS HELPED FOCUS WHICH AREAS WERE IN NEED OF
INVESTIGATION.

THE INITIAL TOUCHDOWN OCCURRED NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF PERRY
AVENUE AND FAIRFAX ROAD...JUST TO THE EAST OF INTERSTATE 290 AND
NORTH OF ROUTE 146. THERE WAS A WELL-DEFINED NARROW PATH OF
DAMAGE THAT EXTENDED NORTHEASTWARD FOR NEARLY 1.7 MILES...PASSING
JUST EAST OF SAINT VINCENT HOSPITAL AND ENDING ON GORDON STREET...
JUST NORTH OF HAMILTON STREET AND WEST OF HARRINGTON WAY.
NO DAMAGE WAS SEEN NEAR NORTH HIGH SCHOOL.

OVERALL...THE DAMAGE WAS MOSTLY TO TREES...SOME OF WHICH WERE
UPROOTED OR SNAPPED. THE SNAPPING OCCURRED 40-50 FEET ABOVE THE
GROUND IN SOME LOCATIONS AND CLOSER TO THE BASES AT OTHER
LOCATIONS. SOME TREES LANDED ON CARS CAUSING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO
THE CARS. A COUPLE OF TREES ALSO LANDED ON HOMES. HOWEVER THERE
WAS LITTLE IF ANY STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO HOMES IN AN AREA THAT IS
RELATIVELY DENSELY POPULATED WITH HOMES. A FEW WINDOWS WERE
BROKEN...BUT BY BRANCHES HITTING THEM AND NOT BY BEING BLOW OUT.

ON HEYWOOD STREET TO THE EAST OF SAINT VINCENT HOSPITAL...A FEW
NARROW METAL POLES WERE SNAPPED BUT THE POLES HAD NETTING
ATTACHED TO THEM WHICH COULD HAVE ACTED SOMEWHAT AS A SAIL.
A SOCCER NET WAS ENTANGLED IN TREES. IN A FIELD...A FEW LARGE
BRANCHES WERE FOUND THAT APPARENTLY HAD BEEN AIRBORN AND DEPOSITED
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FIELD...FAR FROM ANY TREES. THERE WAS
DISTINCT EVIDENCE OF TORNADIC FLOW...WITH TREES BLOWN DOWN FROM
SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST ON ONE SIDE AND NORTHEAST TO SOUTHWEST ON
THE OTHER SIDE AT THAT LOCATION.

ACCORDING TO THE DEGREES OF DAMAGE PORTION OF THE ENHANCED FUJITA
SCALE...THE MAJORITY OF THE DAMAGE WAS AT THE VERY HIGH END OF THE
EF0 SCALE...WHICH CORRESPONDS TO WIND SPEEDS OF APPROXIMATELY
85 MPH. DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A TORNADIC DEBRIS SIGNATURE AT
811 PM AND THUS WE ESTIMATE THAT THE TORNADO BEGAN AT 810 PM AND
WAS ON THE GROUND UNTIL 814 PM. RADAR INDICATED THAT THE DEBRIS
SIGNATURE CONTINUED FOR SEVERAL MORE MINUTES WITH ROTATION
CONTINUING ALOFT...BUT THERE WAS NO MORE EVIDENCE OF DAMAGE ON THE
GROUND AFTER 814 PM.





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Old 09-26-2014, 05:11 PM
 
Location: Troy, Michigan
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An EF1 tornado recently struck Rochester Hills, MI. It was a surprise no sirens sounded. Limited damage to one street.


.NWS DAMAGE SURVEY FOR 09/21/14 TORNADO...



.ROCHESTER TORNADO...
RATING: EF-1
ESTIMATED PEAK WIND: 90 MPH
PATCH LENGTH/STATUTE/: 1.25 MILES
PATH WIDTH /MAXIMUM/: 150 YARDS
FATALITIES: 0
INJURIES: 0
START DATE: SEPTEMBER 21 2014
START TIME: 5:57 AM EDT
START LOCATION: 3 WNW ROCHESTER / OAKLAND COUNTY / MI
START LAT/LON: 42.70 / -83.19
END DATE: SEPTEMBER 21 2014
END TIME: 5:59 AM EDT
END LOCATION: 3 WNW ROCHESTER / OAKLAND COUNTY / MI
END LAT/LON: 42.71 / -83.17

SURVEY SUMMARY: THE TORNADO STARTED NEAR LAMBETH PARK AND NEW KENT
ROAD AND TRACKED EAST-NORTHEAST...ENDING NEAR WEST RIDGE DRIVE AND
SPRING CREEK ROAD. THE TORNADO IS RATED EF-1 WITH MAXIMUM WIND
GUSTS OF 90 MPH. MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH WAS 150 YARDS AND PATH LENGTH
WAS 1 1/4 MILES. STRONGEST DAMAGE WAS ALONG GRANDVIEW AND FAIRLANE
DRIVES WITH PARTIAL ROOF TORN OFF OF HOUSE...SEVERAL HOMES HAD
MINOR ROOF AND SIDING DAMAGE. NUMEROUS TREES WERE DOWNED ALONG THE
PATH. THE TORNADO LIFTED AT 559 AM.
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Old 10-07-2014, 10:33 AM
 
Location: Lexington, KY
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EF-1 in Kentucky yesterday with multiple vortices! Check out the video...

EF-1 Tornado Confirmed In Clinton County | LEX18.com
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Old 10-07-2014, 02:01 PM
 
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Man. You folks in Massachusetts need to complain.
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Old 10-07-2014, 06:44 PM
 
Location: Alexandria, Louisiana
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The fall "secondary" tornado season is about to start for the Southern U.S, with November being the peak month. It can even be active further north, as shown by the November 17 outbreak last year in the Midwest.

November is actually the month of highest tornado occurrence for Louisiana, with 6 on average per year. April has 5 on average.

Here's an interesting map showing peak tornado occurrence by state.


From NOAA
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