John Gnuechtel
EF3
Strangely enough, I don't actually remember any tornado warnings from that day, though I don't doubt they were issued. There was an early squal that came through at 2:30PM bringing about 20 minutes of very heavy rains and wind. That sent pretty much everybody for cover, and there they stayed. From then, it was like a ghost town through the time when the eye finally came through at about 9:15PM. In the interest of erring on the safe side, I'm all for issuing tornado warnings for the eyewall. But given how weird things get hours before the eyewall even arrives, you'd have to be absolutely oblivious to the entire world to miss what was coming and need that extra warning.