Bill Hamilton
EF5
Like most others here, it looks like an F3 to me.
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Rate the Damage (part ??)
- Thread starter Sam Sagnella
- Start date
Angie Norris
EF5
F-3...vehicle prolly thrown, roofs gone but some exterior walls still up, several flimsy looking structures flattened, but doubt they were well constructed to start with.
Angie
Angie
Sam Sagnella
EF5
Im sick of PMing everyone to tell them if they're right or wrong...lol...so ill post the survey team's findings at 10pm tonight 
Andrew Pastore
F-3
Gabe Garfield
EF5
I'd say high end F3. The fact that the car in the picture has been tossed some distance was the deciding factor in my rating. The damage to the house is questionable, since the quality of the construction is not certain. However, the fact that a car has been tossed some distance greater than 10 yds suggests to me that this tornado produced winds greater than 150 mph.
Gabe
Gabe
Thomas Loades
I'll say lower-end F3.
Tony Laubach
EF5
Yeah. definately thinking in the middle F-3 range.
Sam Sagnella
EF5
Officially rated F4 by the ILN NWSFO. This was the tornado that passed through the Cincinatti suburbs on April 9, 1999
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/iln/4999.htm
For more information click the link above.
Thanks,
Sammy
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/iln/4999.htm
For more information click the link above.
Thanks,
Sammy
