Введение
Вспышка торнадо в США
Tornado outbreak in US
Разрушительная вспышка торнадо обрушилась на Средний Запад Соединенных Штатов и долину реки Теннесси 15 ноября 2005 года. Она произошла вдоль холодного фронта, разделяющего теплый, влажный воздух с юго-востока и холодный арктический воздух с севера и северо-запада. В тот день и вечером в центральных штатах США – Алабаме, Арканзасе, Иллинойсе, Индиане, Кентукки, Миссури и Теннесси – было подтверждено 49 торнадо. Сильные ветры и крупный град вызвали дополнительные разрушения по всему региону. Самым мощным торнадо был торнадо F4 по шкале Фудзиты; он сформировался в окрестностях Эрлингтона и Мэдисонвилла, штат Кентукки. Это был также единственный торнадо, классифицированный как «сильный», зафиксированный в 2005 году.
A destructive tornado outbreak impacted the Midwestern United States and Tennessee River Valley on November 15, 2005. It occurred along a cold front separating warm, humid air from the southeast from cold Arctic air to the north and northwest. 49 tornadoes were confirmed in the central United States in the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee over that afternoon and evening. Strong winds and large hail caused additional damage throughout the region. The strongest tornado was an F4 tornado on the Fujita scale; it occurred in the vicinity of Earlington and Madisonville, Kentucky. It was also the only violent tornado documented in 2005.
Синопсис метеорологии
Центр прогнозирования штормов Национальной службы погоды в Нормане, штат Оклахома, объявил о "высокой степени опасности" сильных погодных явлений на территории от северного Миссисипи до центральной Индианы. Такое объявление является необычным (особенно для ноября) и означает значительную угрозу сильных гроз с обширной торнадной активностью. Когда были выпущены первые предупреждения о торнадо в течение дня, SPC объявил о "Особо опасной ситуации" (PDS) в связи с разрушительными торнадо в нескольких зонах предупреждения о торнадо – это крайне необычное оповещение, которое указывает на возможность частых и опасных торнадо. К позднему вечеру было подтверждено не менее 49 торнадо (включая десять сильных и один очень сильный торнадо), и было сообщено о нескольких неподтвержденных торнадо (которые позже были идентифицированы как микропорывы). К счастью, торнадо в основном обрушились на сельскую местность, и ущерб, хотя и серьезный, был разбросан по многим населенным пунктам. Было множество раненых, но, к удивлению, погиб только один человек. Вероятно, низкое число жертв связано с тем, что вспышка была хорошо спрогнозирована и в основном произошла днем, когда люди наиболее осведомлены о ситуации. Это была третья крупная вспышка торнадо в ноябре 2005 года; предыдущие две произошли в Эвансвилле, штат Индиана, 6 ноября (где погибли 25 человек) и на большей части территории Айовы 12 ноября (где погиб один человек). Еще одна крупная вспышка произошла в той же области 27 и 28 ноября, в результате которой погибли два человека.
The Storm Prediction Center of the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma had issued a "high risk" for severe weather over an area from northern Mississippi to central Indiana. Such a declaration is unusual (particularly for November) and means that there is a significant threat for severe thunderstorms with widespread tornadic activity. When the first tornado watches of the afternoon were issued, the SPC had declared a Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS) for destructive tornadoes in several of the tornado watches, a highly unusual alert which notifies that frequent and dangerous tornadoes are possible, and by late that evening, no less than 49 tornadoes (including ten strong tornadoes and one violent tornado) were confirmed, and several more unconfirmed tornadoes were reported (and later confirmed as microbursts). Fortunately, the tornadoes were centered over more rural areas and damage was scattered but severe over many communities. There were numerous injuries, but remarkably, only one person was killed. The low casualty toll was likely due to the fact the outbreak was well predicted and primarily occurred in the afternoon when people are most aware of the situation. This was the third major tornado outbreak of November 2005, the other two being in Evansville, Indiana on November 6 (killing 25 people) and in much of Iowa on November 12 (killing one person). There was another major outbreak in the same general area on November 27 and 28, killing two people.
Подтвержденные торнадо
Список подтвержденных торнадо – вторник, 15 ноября 2005 года
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB
F# Местоположение Округ Время (UTC) Длина траектории Ущерб
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB
Миссури
F0 к востоку от Мэтьюс Нью-Мадрид 1837 0,2 мили Первое торнадо вспышки было подтверждено местным шерифом, и никаких повреждений не было зарегистрировано.
F0 к северо-западу от Ист-Прейри до северо-запада от Уайтинга Миссисипи 1844 0,2 мили Торнадо замечено и сообщено местной радиостанцией. Никаких повреждений не было.
F0 к юго-западу от Лилборна Нью-Мадрид 2044 0,2 мили Был разрушен старый сарай для оборудования, и рядом с ним были сбиты несколько линий электропередач. Большое, частично гнилое дерево было сломано примерно на полпути.
F1 к юго-западу от Лилборна до Северного Лилборна Нью-Мадрид 2055 1 миля (1,6 км) Умеренный ущерб на западной стороне Лилборна. Несколько мобильных домов были сдвинуты на несколько футов от фундамента. В один из мобильных домов были встроены несколько предметов. Значительное количество мусора застряло в деревьях в этом районе. Многочисленные деревья были сломаны или повалены. Минивэн был немного развернут, а несколько небольших пристроек были повреждены или разрушены. Ближе к концу траектории торнадо в Северном Лилборне были опрокинуты несколько фермерских прицепов и несколько пустых полуприцепов. Два человека получили ранения.
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB
Иллинойс
F0 к востоку от Норрис-Сити Уайт 1910 0,2 мили Кратковременное торнадо произошло возле водохранилища и не причинило никакого ущерба.
F0 к северо-западу от Метрополиса Массак 1934 0,1 мили (200 м) Слабое, недолговечное торнадо было замечено пересекающим реку Огайо к востоку от границы штата Кентукки. Никаких повреждений не наблюдалось.
F1 к северо-западу от Омеги до юго-юго-востока от Фарины Марион 2035 5 миль Большая часть пути проходила через Государственный парк Стивена А. Форбса, где произошло значительное повреждение деревьев. Некоторые машинные сараи, пристройки и 32-футовый прицеп были полностью разрушены. Три фермы также были повреждены, и один дом потерял всю крышу.
F1 к западу от Богото до Ньютона до Государственного парка Сэм Парр Джаспер 2115 10 миль (16 км) Торнадо повалил многочисленные деревья и линии электропередач, двигаясь прямо через Ньютон. Большинство структурных повреждений затронули пристройки, амбары и зерновые склады. Одиннадцать пристроек были сильно повреждены или разрушены. Три дома получили незначительные повреждения. Один пристроенный гараж был разрушен, а обломки были разбросаны на 150 ярдов по ветру.
F0 к югу от Харко Салин 2132 0,2 мили Кратковременная посадка. Никаких повреждений не было.
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB
Теннесси
F1 к западу от Итона до Дайера Крокетт, Гибсон 1920 15 миль (24 км) В округе Крокетт один дом был сдвинут с фундамента, а другие получили повреждения черепицы; в Дайере торнадо повредил 25 домов, а также несколько предприятий. В нескольких местах были повреждены мобильные дома и некоторые хозяйственные постройки.
F1 к северу от Ратфорда до Сидонии Уикли 1955 2 мили Один дом был значительно поврежден. Два мобильных дома и несколько других домов получили небольшие повреждения. Многие деревья были повалены или вырваны с корнем.
F2 от Палестина до Парижа до северо-востока от Бьюкенена Генри 2035 20 миль (32 км) Сильный торнадо разрушил несколько производственных предприятий и около 30 домов, еще 70 домов получили повреждения в той или иной степени. Центр управления чрезвычайными ситуациями округа Генри получил прямой удар от торнадо и был вынужден переехать. Торнадо на короткое время продемонстрировал двойную воронку и ранил 13 человек.
F1 к востоку-северо-востоку от Вейл Бентон 2135 1 миля (1,6 км) Дом потерял часть крыши.
F2 к северу от Камдена Бентон 2138 1,2 мили Крыша дома была сорвана.
F2 к югу от Теннесси-Ридж Хоустон 2204 0,5 мили (800 м) Модульный дом был разрушен, а другие дома были повреждены.
F0 к юго-востоку от Эрин (1-й торнадо) Хоустон 2210 0,2 мили Деревья были сломаны вдоль Бэтмен Бранч Роуд.
F1 к юго-востоку от Эрин (2-й торнадо) Хоустон 2210 0,3 мили Металлические сараи и пристройки получили повреждения крыши.
F1 Шило Монтгомери 2235 0,2 мили Мобильный дом был опрокинут и разрушен.
F1 к юго-западу от Каннингема Монтгомери 2236 0,2 мили Мобильный дом был поврежден, а крыша была сорвана с рынка.
F0 к северу от Каннингема Монтгомери 2237 0,1 мили (200 м) Ущерб был ограничен деревьями.
F2 к югу от Кларксвилля Монтгомери 2244 1 миля (1,6 км) Хорошо построенный кирпичный дом был сорван с крыши, и большие деревья были сломаны.
F0 к северо-востоку от Холлдей Бентон 2250 0,1 мили (200 м) Деревья были сломаны.
F1 к югу от Нью-Джонсонвилла Хамфрис 2255 2 мили Мобильный дом и дом были разрушены, а несколько других домов получили повреждения крыши. Один амбар также потерял крышу.
F2 к северу от Сильвии Диксон 2333 1 миля (1,6 км) Несколько домов получили серьезные повреждения.
F0 к северу от Шарлотты Диксон 2340 0,1 мили (200 м) Ущерб был ограничен деревьями.
F2 к северу от Коллинвуда Уэйн 0002 6 миль (10 км) Этот сильный торнадо сломал многочисленные большие деревья и повредил несколько домов, почти разрушив один из них. Два трейлера были сдвинуты с фундамента, а амбар был разрушен. Один человек получил ранения.
F0 к востоку от Плезант-Вью Робертсон 0005 0,1 мили (200 м) Деревья были сломаны и большие ветви были повалены.
F0 к северо-западу от Нэшвилла Дэвидсон 0015 0,1 мили (200 м) Столбы линий электропередач были сломаны возле Уайтс-Крик Пайк.
F0 к юго-западу от Бервуда (1-й торнадо) Мори 0025 0,1 мили (200 м) Кратковременное торнадо без повреждений.
F0 к юго-западу от Бервуда (2-й торнадо) Уильямсон 0032 0,1 мили (200 м) Кратковременное торнадо без повреждений.
F0 к юго-востоку от Хендерсонвилля Самнер 0042 0,1 мили (200 м) Несколько деревьев были повалены.
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB
Кентукки
F0 Россингтон МакКракен 1930 0,2 мили Кратковременное торнадо без повреждений.
F3 к югу от Мэйфилда до Бентона до юго-запада от Принстона Грейвс, Каллоуэй, Маршалл, Лайон 1945 44 мили (70 км) 1 погибший – Этот сильный, долгопрочный торнадо начался возле Мэйфилда, повалив деревья и повредив гаражи и пристройки. В округе Каллоуэй произошло дополнительное повреждение деревьев и пристроек. В округе Маршалл торнадо достиг интенсивности F3, проходя к югу от Бентона. Затем торнадо пересек озеро Кентукки и опустошил кемпинг Hillman Ferry, где было разрушено 115 домов на колесах, а также док и несколько лодок. Девятнадцать домов были разрушены, 36 других получили серьезные повреждения, а еще 65 получили незначительные повреждения. Мужчина погиб, когда его мобильный дом был отброшен на 40 футов. Торнадо повредил несколько домов с интенсивностью F2 возле озера Баркли, прежде чем рассеялся. Торнадо находился на земле в течение 65 минут, и около 20 человек получили ранения.
F0 к юго-востоку от Принстона Калдуэлл 2101 0,2 мили Несколько деревьев были повалены.
F4 Ирлингтон до юго-восточной части Мэдисонвилла до западной части Сакраменто Хопкинс 2127 15 миль (24 км) Жестокий многовихревой торнадо сначала обрушился на Ирлингтон, где дома были сровнены с землей, деревья были «сведены к пням», а земля, по сообщениям, была очищена до голой почвы. Скорость ветра оценивалась здесь в 220 миль в час. Стальная балка была перенесена по воздуху и найдена заклинившей между деревьями и другим мусором. Повреждения также произошли на восточной стороне Мэдисонвилла. Всего было разрушено 151 дом и здание, 67 других получили серьезные повреждения, а еще 303 показали незначительные повреждения. По крайней мере, 40 человек получили ранения. Это был единственный жестокий торнадо, произошедший в 2005 году.
F1 к востоку-северо-востоку от Калхуна Маклин 2204 0,2 мили Передний крыльцо дома было сорвано, а пристройка позади него была немного сдвинута.
F0 к северу от Ютики Дэвиесс 2212 0,2 мили Кратковременное торнадо коснулось открытого поля без повреждений.
F1 к северо-западу от Адейрвилла до юга от Миддлтона Логан 2315 8,4 мили Многие дома, трейлеры, амбары и пристройки были повреждены.
F2 к северо-северо-востоку от Тернтауна Симпсон 2352 1 миля (1,6 км) Торнадо повредил трейлеры и повалил много деревьев.
F1 Вудберн Уоррен 0007 1 миля (1,6 км) Торнадо обрушился на северную часть города. Три предприятия, шесть домов и многочисленные амбары и пристройки были повреждены. Первоначально считалось, что это были прямые ветры.
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB
Арканзас
F0 к юго-западу от Пайн-Блафф Джефферсон 2020 0,7 мили (1,1 км) На пути торнадо было сломано несколько деревьев, и один дом получил повреждение дымохода.
F1 к северо-востоку от Гиллетта до юго-юго-востока от Этель Арканзас 2052 16,5 миль (27 км) Торнадо разрушил сарай и пристройку и повредил несколько других. У нескольких домов были сорваны черепицы, и сотни деревьев были повалены или сломаны. Было повалено несколько столбов линий электропередач.
F1 Хайден Арканзас 2055 3,5 мили (5,5 км) Торнадо повалил некоторые деревья и повредил крыши нескольких амбаров.
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB
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F3 к северо-востоку от Вашингтона до Бернс-Сити Дэвиесс, Мартин 2040 12 миль (20 км) В округе Дэвиесс K&K Industr...
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005F# Location County Time (UTC) Path length DamageMissouri F0E of MatthewsNew Madrid18370.2 mileThe first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported. F0NNW of East Prairie to NW of WhitingMississippi18440.2 mileTornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported. F0WSW of LilbournNew Madrid20440.2 mileAn old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up. F1SW of Lilbourn to North LilbournNew Madrid20551 mile(1.6 km)Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured. Illinois F0Eastern Norris CityWhite19100.2 mileBrief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage. F0NW of MetropolisMassac19340.1 mile(200 m)A weak, short lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed. F1NW of Omega to SSE of FarinaMarion20355 milesMuch of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32 foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof F1W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State ParkJasper211510 miles(16 km)Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind. F0S of HarcoSaline21320.2 mileBrief touchdown. No damage was reported. Tennessee F1W of Eaton to DyerCrockett, Gibson192015 miles(24 km)In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations. F1N of Rutherford to SidoniaWeakley19552 milesOne house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well. F2Palestine to Paris to NE of BuchananHenry203520 miles(32 km) A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people. F1ENE of ValeBenton21351 mile(1.6 km)A house lost part of its roof. F2N of CamdenBenton21381.2 milesA house had its roof torn off. F2S of Tennessee RidgeHouston22040.5 mile(800 m)A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged. F0SE of Erin (1st tornado)Houston22100.2 mileTrees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road. F1SE of Erin (2nd tornado)Houston22100.3 mileMetal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage. F1ShilohMontgomery22350.2 mileA mobile home was overturned and destroyed. F1SW of CunninghamMontgomery22360.2 mileA mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market. F0N of CunninghamMontgomery22370.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2S of ClarksvilleMontgomery22441 mile(1.6 km)A well built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped. F0NE of HolladayBenton22500.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped. F1S of New JohnsonvilleHumphreys22552 milesA mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof. F2N of SylviaDickson23331 mile(1.6 km)Multiple houses sustained extensive damage. F0N of CharlotteDickson23400.1 mile(200 m)Damage was limited to trees. F2N of CollinwoodWayne00026 miles(10 km)This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured. F0E of Pleasant ViewRobertson00050.1 mile(200 m)Trees were snapped and large branches were downed. F0NW of NashvilleDavidson00150.1 mile(200 m)Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike. F0SW of Burwood (1st tornado)Maury00250.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)Williamson00320.1 mile(200 m)Brief tornado with no damage. F0SE of HendersonvilleSumner00420.1 mile(200 m)Several trees were blown down. Kentucky F0RossingtonMcCracken19300.2 mileBrief tornado with no damage. F3S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of PrincetonGraves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon194544 miles(70 km)1 death – This strong, long tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured. F0SE of PrincetonCaldwell21010.2 mileSeveral trees were downed. F4Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of SacramentoHopkins212715 miles(24 km)Violent multi vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005. F1ENE of CalhounMcLean22040.2 mileThe front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly. F0N of UticaDaviess22120.2 mileBrief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage. F1NW of Adairville to S of MiddletonLogan23158.4 milesMany homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged. F2NNE of TurnertownSimpson23521 mile(1.6 km)Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees. F1WoodburnWarren00071 mile(1.6 km)Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight line winds. Arkansas F0SW of Pine BluffJefferson20200.7 mile(1.1 km)A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage. F1NNE of Gillett to SSE of EthelArkansas205216.5 miles(27 km)Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down. F1HydenArkansas20553.5 miles(5.5 km)The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns. Indiana F3NE of Washington to Burns CityDaviess, Martin204012 miles(20 km)In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured. F1S of CoveyvilleLawrence21250.2 mileBrief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties. F3NW of Old St LouisBartholomew, Shelby221910 miles(23 km)A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes. F1WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van BurenGrant00103 miles(5 km)A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway. Alabama F0VernonLamar00300.1 mile(200 m)Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town. F0NE of Crane HillCullman02300.3 mileA service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well. Sources: NOAA storm data, Paducah office, Memphis office, Little Rock office, Lincoln office, Louisville office, St. Louis office, Nashville office, Northern Indiana office, WCDQ Radio news, WSMB