@tornadotalk.bsky.socialStanardsville, VA F2 #Tornado – September 17, 2004
Officially rated F2, but our detailed analysis suggests this tornado may have reached F3 intensity. It destroyed homes and flattened large sections of mature forest in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialRemington, VA F3 #Tornado – September 17, 2004
A powerful F3 near Remington carried a pickup truck more than 75 yards through the air, damaged homes, and destroyed garages and outbuildings. Two people were injured.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialReedsville-Belleville EF3 #Tornado – September 16, 2010
An EF3 crossed the Ohio River from Meigs County into Wood County, destroying homes and outbuildings on both sides. One person was killed and 16 were injured.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialCalhoun County, FL F2 #Tornado – September 15, 2004
An F2 spawned by Hurricane Ivan struck the Macedonia community. Two mobile homes were involved in the deadliest damage, leaving four people dead and five injured.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialWayne-Sacred Heart-Konawa, OK F4 #Tornado – September 14, 1957
An F4 tracked more than 60 miles across central Oklahoma, leveling homes and destroying eight oil rigs. Haskel and Jewel Campbell were killed near Sacred Heart, and six people were injured.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialRichmond, TX F3 #Tornado – September 13, 1974
A damaging tornado hit Rosenberg and Richmond, damaging a hospital and lumber company, flattening a historic church, and piling up cars in the business district. Two people were injured.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialGalveston, TX #Tornadoes – September 12, 1961
Two tornadoes struck Galveston during Hurricane Carla. The first destroyed 60–75 buildings and killed eight people. A second tornado later destroyed six homes.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialChannelview, TX F3 #Tornado – September 11, 1961
An F3 spawned by Hurricane Carla destroyed 18 homes and six commercial buildings in Channelview. Cars were thrown up to 100 yards, and 22 people were injured.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialKaplan, LA F3 #Tornado – September 10, 1961
An F3 spawned by Hurricane Carla tore through Kaplan, destroying about 21 homes and heavily damaging 55 more. Fifty-five people were injured, and four-week-old Nancy Ann Simon was killed.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialCamden, SC F3 #Tornado – September 7, 2004
An F3 from the remnants of Hurricane Frances destroyed several mobile homes and severely damaged a horse farm in Kershaw County. One person was injured, and there were no fatalities.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialNew Narramore the Nomad entry now on #Patreon: Georgia On My Mind
This one looks back at my February research trip through Middle GA & into TN — from Macon and Camilla to Dry Branch, Barnesville, and Greeneville.
Available on Patreon for free and paid members.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialHartford County, CT F2 #Tornado – September 6, 1973
A late-morning F2 damaged roofs and destroyed several garages as it moved through parts of central Connecticut. There were no injuries or fatalities.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialGroveton-Fairfax, VA F3 #Tornado – September 5, 1979
An F3 tied to the remnants of Hurricane David damaged 90 homes across Fairfax County, including 17 left uninhabitable. One person was killed in Great Falls, and six were injured.
@tornadotalk.bsky.socialSt. Marys, PA F3 #Tornado – September 3, 1963
A strong tornado struck the Lynchville area, damaging or destroying an estimated 100 to 150 buildings. Trailers were overturned, railroad cars were toppled, and 20 people were injured.