March 3, 20206 yr Author Now up to 21 killed. I haven't seen any official ranking but I would be willing to say EF-3 or 4.
March 3, 20206 yr Author Death toll has now been raised to 22. They say there probably will be more. I just posted that there were 21.
March 3, 20206 yr Now up to 21 killed. I haven't seen any official ranking but I would be willing to say EF-3 or 4. I was thinking probably EF-3 as well.
March 3, 20206 yr Author I was thinking probably EF-3 as well. After looking at some of the pictures from Nashville I wouldn't be surprised if it was EF-4.
March 3, 20206 yr After looking at some of the pictures from Nashville I wouldn't be surprised if it was EF-4. Looking through some coverage from overnight, it seems like it definitely cycled a bit during the track, so I wouldn't be surprised if there were some EF-4 damage mixed in.
March 3, 20206 yr Author Just saw on Twitter that the NWS-Nashville reported that some of the damage survey results show at least EF-3 damage in a couple of neighborhoods. They say this tornado followed the same track as one from 1998.
March 3, 20206 yr [ATTACH=CONFIG]69926[/ATTACH] When did it go to "Enhanced" Fujita? I always just recall tornadoes being called "F-1" or "F-4".
March 3, 20206 yr I guess the English language doesn't have a word to effectively describe an EF-5 tornado? "Incredible", really?
March 3, 20206 yr Author When did it go to "Enhanced" Fujita? I always just recall tornadoes being called "F-1" or "F-4". 2007
March 3, 20206 yr I guess the English language doesn't have a word to effectively describe an EF-5 tornado? "Incredible", really? I had the same thought.
March 3, 20206 yr I guess the English language doesn't have a word to effectively describe an EF-5 tornado? "Incredible", really? I'm not really sure what word could be used. True EF-5 damage is so rare, you know it when you see it, but it is hard to describe.
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