IMO, you can watch any video of tornado damage, but it pales in comparison to seeing it in person. I saw that firsthand when I went to Bowling Green in December '21.

3 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Massive lay down in the Daniel Boone National Forest. 

This swath is so wide its visible from a satellite. Look at the gray line near the cursor to see how massive this really is.

Mother nature never ceases to amaze.  She is outrageously impressive and at times outrageously terrifying.

Better view of the damage cut into Daniel Boone National Forest between Somerset and London.

Before and after.

Path is half mile wide most of its length. 

Tornado damage path in St. Louis. It actually went through the neighborhood where I used to live before I moved to Kentucky and where the house once stood where I was born. 

 

Is there thought that the Somerset/London tornado was an EF4?

9 minutes ago, nkypete said:

Is there thought that the Somerset/London tornado was an EF4?

I think possibly by the time it got to London it may have been.