| News - Tornadoes | |||
| Written by Heidi Farrar | |||
| Wednesday, 28 April 2010 21:51 | |||
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Another less-publicized but extremely damaging tornado occurred in northeast Alabama. TVN live streamer Dennis Sherrod lives about an hour away from the path of the tornado that inflicted heavy damage on the community of Albertville. He was there Sunday and got these photos. The National Weather Service in Huntsville has rated this tornado as EF-3, with a path length of almost 19 miles, and a maximum width of 1/2 mile. A little further south and east, another tornado inflicted EF-4 damage along a path that stretched from the towns of Mount Vernon to Dogtown. These tornadoes were especially dangerous given that they occurred well after dark, but thankfully there were no known fatalities. The photos were provided by Dennis, and illustrate some of the horrendous damage these communities are faced with.
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Re:Damage surveys for weekend tornadoes released by NWS
May 02 2010 22:08:16 wow.. that's one long track.. all the perfect ingredients came together evidentally
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And eventually passed very close to my house as everyone in chat already knows!
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