A tornado hit the South hard on Easter Sunday, just because By the National Weather Service. Three days later, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA)satellite image taken a long scar left by the day is a strong password.
The image shows a 68-mile-long scar in Mississippi, this is the land crushed by the EF-4 tornado, the second-most destructive type of tornado.
The Easter tornado of scars.
This radar loop shows the progress of two long-track tornado, which affected South-Eastern Mississippi on Sunday.
According to the preliminary findings, @NWSJacksonMS Determine the first tornado a rating of EF-4 and the second one was a EF-3. pic.twitter.com/Nydy7rNsce—msema(@MSEMA) April 15, 2020
The tornado scar from the EF-4 tornado occurred on Sunday in Mississippi.
These scars just to watch from the space after the largest, most powerful tornado. pic.twitter.com/AbPoBmoltV
—Dakota Smith(@weatherdak) April 15, 2020
Tornado is the most violent type of storm. In Mississippi alone, the Easter password .
At the same time, in Georgia, an Easter tornado Moving house To the middle of the road.
Spring time tongue twisters in the Gulf Coast States. A tornado usually forms from a dangerous type of rain with a rotating updraft, known as a super. Meteorologists can predict the chaotic atmospheric conditions, will produce a super Lattice, and thus the potential for violent tornadoes.
