Trees in the countryside were downed near Allen. This multiple-vortex tornado destroyed a couple of barns, a garage, and poles. Nearby, a home and several buildings were damaged. This tornado damaged a total of 16 mobile homes and houses.
#JOPLIN TORNADO WINDOWS#
An 80- foot-tall (24 m) radio tower was downed, shingles were torn loose, and windows were smashed as well. Ĥ1☂7′N 94☁0′W / 41.45°N 94.17°W / 41.45 -94.17 ( Earlham (April 2, F1))Ī brief tornado unroofed a garage, destroyed two sheds, and damaged two windmills and a farmhouse. ( November 2022)Īpril 2 event Confirmed tornadoes – Friday, Ap F#ģ4☃0′N 93☀3′W / 34.50°N 93.05°W / 34.50 -93.05 ( Hot Springs (April 2, F0))Ī short-lived tornado damaged a few thousand trees and utility lines.
This list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items. Additionally, the Storm Prediction Center, known then as the Severe Local Storms Unit, issued its first officially documented high risk on April 2 as well as the first tornado watch to contain the wording Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS). The F5 tornado resulted in no fatalities, but an F4 tornado in Paris, Texas, resulted in 10 fatalities and 170 injuries.
One produced an F5 tornado, the first since April 4, 1977, which crossed mostly rural areas near Speer and Broken Bow, and deposited a motel sign from Broken Bow 30 miles (48 km) away in Arkansas.
#JOPLIN TORNADO SERIES#
Beginning on April 2, a series of tornado-producing supercells formed across portions of northeastern Texas and southeastern Oklahoma. Three of the tornadoes were rated F4, and one officially was recorded as an F5 near Broken Bow, Oklahoma, all on April 2. 1 Most severe tornado damage see Fujita scaleĢ Time from first tornado to last tornadoįrom April 2–3, 1982, a major tornado outbreak resulted in over 60 tornadoes and 30 fatalities, primarily over portions of Northeast Texas and Southwest Arkansas, as well as Southeastern Oklahoma.
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