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TheDeuce
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There were reports around the time this storm was near Mayfield that debris was being lofted 30,000 feet in the air. That is hard to believe.
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Photo gallery from the Courier-Journal. https://www.courier-journal.com/picture-gallery/news/2021/12/11/kentucky-tornadoes-see-photos-damage-across-state/6475547001/
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This debris ball signature is one you only see with very large and damaging tornadoes. It was very pronounced as this storm approached Mayfield.
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This is chilling.
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Now this is EF-5 level damage...
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This is from the same storm that hit Mayfield.
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This is awful.
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Hope they are alright.
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This one... Wow.
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I agree. Some of the radar images late last night were just incredible.
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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.
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That's easily EF3 damage, maybe even EF4.
