As the title suggests, today is the one year anniversary of the most significant tornado event to affect the Ohio Valley region in quite sometime (likely at least since the 6/2/90 outbreak) and one of the most impressive severe weather events in Early March on record in the United States, just two days after a deadly and destructive tornado struck Harrisburg, IL on the morning of Feb 29th. Towns such as New Pekin and Henryville, IN, West Liberty and Salyersville, KY and Moscow, OH suffered severe damage from strong/violent and fast moving tornadoes. This day also marked only the 3rd time since 1985 that two separate tornadoes killed 10 or more people (4/27/11 and 2/5/08 being the others).
Violent tornado moving into Henryville, IN on Louisville, KY radar:
The New Pekin/Henryville tornado:
West Liberty, KY tornado on Jackson, KY radar prior to reaching the town:
MCD Issued as the outbreak was really going on in Eastern KY: