MidwestChaser

Looks like several of the EF-5s then were classified based on extreme ground scouring. Wasn't that also seen here?

I would be very surprised if this isn't EF-5. This doesn't look like previous instances of houses swept away yet trees are still there; this is complete destruction.

HE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT FOR TORNADO WATCH 552, 554 CONTINUES. SUMMARY...A STRONG TO POTENTIALLY VIOLENT TORNADO IS ONGOING AND EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER HOUR. DISCUSSION...A STRONG SUPERCELL WITH A HISTORY OF A LONG-TRACK TORNADO WITH INTENSE TO POTENTIALLY VIOLENT DAMAGE HAS RECENTLY INTENSIFIED ONCE AGAIN ACROSS SOUTHWEST KENTUCKY. LATEST RADAR AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS GIVE HIGH CONFIDENCE THAT AN INTENSE TO POTENTIALLY VIOLENT TORNADO HAS OCCURRED ACROSS SOUTHWEST KENTUCKY. THE RADAR PRESENTATION OF THIS STORM CONTINUES TO BE EXTREMELY FAVORABLE FOR CONTINUED INTENSE, LONG-LIVED TORNADOES. NEARBY CONVECTION HAS MOSTLY DISSIPATED WHICH MAY ALLOW A MORE STEADY-STATE TO CONTINUE AS IT MOVES NORTHEAST. THE DOWNSTREAM ENVIRONMENT REMAINS VERY FAVORABLE WITH UPPER 60S TO LOW 70S DEWPOINTS AND BACKED SURFACE WINDS WITH STP AROUND 5 TO 6. EVENTUALLY, EXPECT STORM ACTIVITY TO THE WEST TO CATCH THIS SUPERCELL, BUT UNTIL THAT HAPPENS, CONTINUED STRONG TO POTENTIALLY VIOLENT TORNADIC DAMAGE IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE ALONG ITS PATH.

New Day 2 mentions possible upgrade to Moderate.

Posting 200+ hour runs.

After what you pulled last weekend, read more and post less. It's telling how once you were proven wrong, you ran away for 2 days.

Thundersnow12 and I hit the road with COD next Friday.

This is the closest I could get to the Chicago heat wave in 1995. I remember seeing a graphic on LOT's site some year's back of LI's near -25.

http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/index.php Check out the 48 hour loops.

holy wow this sucker's big