First F3/EF3 in DE since 1961; I should note that the rating of the 1961 tornado is debatable and considered "minimal F2" by Grazulis. A 1944 F3 produced only F1 damage in Delaware so the Bridgeville tornado is probably the strongest ever recorded in the state.
Which one? Iowa? I would imagine they are all over the place right now
I wonder why they haven’t been rated yet…
NWS Memphis are aware but have yet to survey them due to all the other surveys going on.
The pontotoc tornado will likely be another ef3…from what I’ve seen at least
It is already at 94 per the Wiki page, there's zero doubt in my mind that this goes over 100.
If the Keota tornado swept away any well built homes (which I don't think it did, but the survey is still preliminary) I would call it an EF5 without question. There hasn't been an EF5 since Vilonia; it's probably no coincidence...
The last tornado to be rated EF5 was Moore on May 20, 2013.
Moore. I always get angry when thinking about Vilonia's EF4 rating...
He knows , for some reason people thing ef5 ratings died at vilonia
The 10 year anniversary of the last tornado to be rated EF5. That is a bunch of BS.
Not died, but there was certainly a conservative shroud casted across WFOs for a few years after that. And had that shroud not been cast we may be talking about EF5s of Chapman, Rochelle etc
Vilonia, mayflower and soso(bassfield).. maybe would probably rate F5 in the previous rating lol
