Damage surveys will have to confirm, but the tornado that hit Mayfield could have been on the ground for over 200 miles. That is insane, and unheard of in December. 

I hope the Mayfield posters on here are safe!

Prayers!  Hope we hear soon from our Mayfield BGP friends that they are ok.

4 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

Mayfield Consumer Products plant - the candle plant.

 

If anybody that was there lived, it's a miracle. 

Bowling Green looks to have taken some substantial damage also.

https://twitter.com/TravisRagsdale/status/1469661864200216577?s=20

Photo from Mayfield as the sun comes up.

Devastating!!!

3 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Photo from Mayfield as the sun comes up.

Devastating!!!

That's easily EF3 damage, maybe even EF4.

My goodness. 

5 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

That's easily EF3 damage, maybe even EF4.

I don’t know the rating system and don’t know much about tornadoes but that’s about as bad as I’ve seen. My son said it looked like a bomb blew up. He’s right. 

1 minute ago, gchs_uk9 said:

I don’t know the rating system and don’t know much about tornadoes but that’s about as bad as I’ve seen. My son said it looked like a bomb blew up. He’s right. 

EF5 is the strongest, and extremely rare. In those cases, no structures will remain standing at all, they'd all be down to concrete foundations. 

10 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

That's easily EF3 damage, maybe even EF4.

Agreed. This thing was on the ground for over 4 hours and over 200 miles, it very well may have hit F5 levels at different points.

1 minute ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Agreed. This thing was on the ground for over 4 hours and over 200 miles, it very well may have hit F5 levels at different points.

I agree. Some of the radar images late last night were just incredible.