Confirmed Tornadoes of the 11/15 Outbreak (50 as of 24/05z)

[Sam Sagnella]

Nashville CWA</span>[/b]
1) Benton County NW of Camden - F1
2) Benton County NNE of Camden - F2
3) Houston County SW of Erin - F2
4) Houston County SSE of Erin - F1
5) Houston County SSE of Erin - F0
6) Montgomery County SW of Clarksville - F1
7) Montgomery County SSW of Clarksville - F0
8.) Montgomery County SSW of Clarksville - F0
9) Montgomery County SSE of Clarksville - F2
10) Benton County S of Camden - F0
11) Humphreys County SW New Johnsonville - F1
12) Dickson County SW of Charlotte - F2
13) Dickson County NW of Charlotte - F0
<a href=\'http://www.sams-weather.com/weather/nov15_wayne_tn.txt\' target=\'_blank\'>14) Wayne County near Collinwood - F2 - 6 miles long - 100 yards wide </a> <span style=\'color:red\'>*1 injury*
15) Robertson County SW of Springfield - F0
16) Davidson County NNW of Nashville - F0
17) Maury County N of Columbia - F0
18.) Williamson County SW of Franklin - F0
19) Sumner County E of Hendersonville - F0

As of 00z Thursday, November 24, fifty tornadoes have been confirmed across seven different states, which resulted in one death and at least fifty-three injuries. This list will continue to be updated as damage survey results come in.

NWS Nashville - 19 tornadoes
NWS Paducah - 13 tornadoes
NWS Memphis - 5 tornadoes
NWS Louisville - 3 tornadoes
NWS Little Rock - 3 tornadoes
NWS Indianapolis - 2 tornadoes
NWS Birmingham - 1 tornado
NWS Huntsville - 1 tornado
NWS Lincoln, IL - 1 tornado
NWS North Webster - 1 tornado
NWS St. Louis - 1 tornado

 

[Jeff Snyder]

Add the following:

INDIANA
IND CWA:
1) Daviess County to Martin County - F3 - 12 miles long - 1/4 mile wide
2) Bartholomew County to Shelby County - Strong F3 (~200mph) - 10 miles long - 300 meters wide

Source: http://www.crh.noaa.gov/crnews/display_sto...id=351&source=0

 

[nickgrillo]

Originally posted by Jeff Snyder
2) Bartholomew County to Shelby County - Strong F3 (~200mph) - 10 mles long - 300 miles wide

Source:http://www.crh.noaa.gov/crnews/display_story.php?wfo=ind&storyid=351&source=0

Geeze :lol:

 

[Saul Trabal]

^

Ayup. Get Jeff some coffee, PRONTO!!!

 

[HAltschule]

Nick beat me to it. 300 miles wide. Jeff...let me know when your masters thesis defense on this tornado is so I can come and watch. Always been curious about a 300 yard wide tornado let along a 300 mile wide one.

 

[Jeff Snyder]

LMAO. Ooops. Correction made!

 

[John Farley]

Another to add - in Illinois, St. Louis CWA, Marion County, F1, 5 miles long

 

[j_scheerer]

Any more info about the two that were potentially greater than F3?

 

[Anthony Silver]

I also heard a report from CNN that there was at least one Fatality in KY when a tornado plowed through a trailer park. Apparently the occupant was inside when the storm hit, and the trailer caught fire somehow. Anyone else hear about this?

 

[Rob Satkus]

Regarding the Benton, KY tornado, I have also heard the report of the fatality...SPC has it listed on their tornado stats page as well.


Rob

 

[Bill Tabor]

As stated in my forecast thread I was expecting F3 and less primarily due to amount of instability even though dynamics strongs. So far this seems to be the case and I have seen no F4 / F5 damage on any pics shown on tv or elsewhere so far.

 

[Jeff Snyder]

Add:

Kentucky
PAH NWSFO
Daviess County near Utica - F0 - brief touchdown

Some updated information (AND PICTURES) of the "possibly greater than F3" damage noted by the Paducah NWSFO at http://www.crh.noaa.gov/crnews/display_sto...id=324&source=0

EDIT:
Add:
Tennessee
OHX NWSFO
Wayne County - F2 - 6 miles long - 100 meters wide
--> http://kamala.cod.edu/offs/KOHX/0511172041.nous44.html

 

[Bill Tabor]

Looks like Hopkins county tornado is preliminarily rated F4. If true my I suppose my forecast didn't catch that one even though the majority were F3 and under. It was primarily a hunch anyway based on what I was seeing when doing my forecast so not guaranteed to be entirely accurate. At 210 mph though it is only rated 3 mph over the F3 top range.

 

[Sam Sagnella]

The wicked forward speed certainly didn't hurt these tornadoes' ratings.

 

[Michael Auker]

Originally posted by Bill Tabor
Looks like Hopkins county tornado is preliminarily rated F4. If true my I suppose my forecast didn't catch that one even though the majority were F3 and under. It was primarily a hunch anyway based on what I was seeing when doing my forecast so not guaranteed to be entirely accurate. At 210 mph though it is only rated 3 mph over the F3 top range.

Paducah always pegs their F-4's at 210 mph, all the F-4's in recent history anyway. 2002 Carter County, MO. F-4 and the 2003 Massac County F-4 were both pegged at 210 mph. The Massac County tornado supposedly did damage approaching F-5 status. The damage on Buckner Ridge Rd in Madisonville was also high-end F-4, IMO. Check out this article and photo: http://www.kentucky.com/mld/heraldleader/n...ws/13188391.htm