Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, Blizzards, Derecho's and other storms thread. - Share your storm experiences here.

[Doctor John B. Zyklon]

Tornadoes are one of many reasons, but probably the biggest, I refuse to live in the midwest.

 

[glass_houses]

Tornadoes are one of many reasons, but probably the biggest, I refuse to live in the midwest.

Tornadoes are one of the many reasons I don't live in America. Jfc that's terrifying. I'd rather cohabit with a red belly than one of those.

 

[Titty Figurine]

Clarksville has been officially declared an EF3, not an EF2 according to NWS Nashville.





It looks like the magic number for total tornados in Tennessee last night might be 13, with an additional 7 in Mississippi, 4 in Kentucky, 3 in Alabama, and one in Florida. I'll attach the CSV just for the sake of completion, but NOAA isn't going to dfe like a cow so for easier reading if you're interested, here is the official report page with map.

 

[Meat Target]

Necro'ing this thread because a tornado outbreak is brewing for the Ohio River Valley this afternoon.

Livestreams:
Weather on the Go
Ryan Hall, Y'all

And tomorrow will be the 50th Anniversary of the Xenia, OH tornado.

 

[SphinxItOver]

Sorry for the thread necro but this year has been crazy for nado's.

April 27th Iowa F4 tornado hits warehouse

May 17th Houston derecho damage

May 21st Iowa drone footage of multi vortex tornado eating windmills

 

[TheLostMarxBrotherFucko]

Back in 2020 I survived the Iowa Derecho. I was driving around with my family after grabbing some sandwiches. They were saying on the radio and TV that it was just a common thunderstorm. Well turns out God had a sense of fucking humor that day. All of sudden straight-line winds hit and everything not made of metal is dropping. Trees, signs, and powerlines. We managed to dodge anything heavy and park between two buildings. After about 15 to 20 mins of Wizard of Oz level of shit storm it had passed, however the chaos was far from over. When the storm hit, we were only 2 miles from home. It took us 4 hours to cover that distance. Me, My Family, and every other poor fuck who happened to be driving at the time. After finally getting home. It took another 2 hours just to leave the area. we stayed at my in-law's place for 9 days before they could restore the power. I am thankful for my family and I's safety. Too bad others were not so lucky.