Trained spotter reported a large waterspout over. A mobile home and outbuilding were damaged, a carport was destroyed, and large tree limbs were snapped. No damage was found. The first panel below from the SPC mesoanalysis at 1800 UTC (noon CDT) showed that low-level wind shear, though not large, was enhanced some just north of the east-west boundary (0-1 km storm-relative helicity / SRH > 50 m2/s2), as one might expect with easterly surface winds just north of Kansas City on the surface map earlier: The 2nd panel above showed that instability in low-levels close to the ground was large (0-3 km mlCAPE > 150 J/kg) near the boundary across the Kansas City area. Two smaller trailers were also carried 75 yards (69 m) to the same yard and are believed to have knocked down the supports for the front porch of the house. Numerous hardwood and softwood trees were sheared off and uprooted. A tornado damaged several structures and several sheds were pushed or rolled over. Calving sheds were tossed, and an irrigation system was flipped. Three vehicles on the property were thrown; one was thrown 300 yards away, the second one was thrown 40 yards, and the final one was blown into the basement of the obliterated home. It then re-entered Acadia Parish and continued toward Church Point before dissipating. Tree branches were snapped and trees were uprooted. A home had minor roof damage, and a power pole was taken down. Five trees were downed, one of which significantly damaged a few parked vehicles. It then both strengthened and widened to its max strength and width, causing the southward facing wall of a home to collapse. A few homes were damaged, and several trees were downed. Numerous trees were uprooted and snapped. A high-end EF0 tornado caused minor damage to one property and downed some trees. This tornado was followed by an EF2 tornado that caused more damage in Moore. A fence was downed near the end of the path. Several trees were snapped in the area. A shed lost its back wall, and sheathing was torn off a building. This tornado initially caused sporadic damage to a grove of trees. Several travel trailers were tumbled, roofing was torn off a pole shed, and an irrigation system was tumbled. A home lost some siding, the roof of an outdoor garage was damaged from a fallen tree, and other trees were snapped or uprooted. The climatological peak for tornadic activity in the country, May features a risk area that is concentrated throughout the U.S. No damage occurred. Multiple sources reported a landspout; no damage was found. Multiple people observed a waterspout over Lake Winnebago. A landspout touched down in an open field and produced no damage. Any damage was inaccessible due to a lack of roads. Jon's blog: Comments and observations about recent tornado/severe weather cases and issues. Here's a RAP model analysis sounding estimate of the environment near Smithville at midday along the east-west boundary: Although not impressive, the instability (which I've manually shaded in red above) and vertical wind shear were apparently just enough to help generate and support a tornado as the supercell crossed the surface boundary moving north-northeast. There was a well-defined boundary (dashed red-blue line below; a weak stationary front?) A storm chasing vehicle observed winds at 77 miles per hour (124 km/h). Damage was limited to many uprooted trees, snapped limbs, and minor structural damage. No damage occurred. Given how marginal the setup was, an experienced nowcaster and meteorologist would not expect anything more than a weak tornado or two from such a setting. No damage was found. A small propane supply business building was completely destroyed at high-end EF1 intensity. As it came onshore briefly, it knocked down a power pole and a transformer. Although not something one could really anticipate, a careful look back at the setting revealed that it was not 'random' or 'from out of the blue'. But on this day it was enough to do the trick. Trees were snapped or uprooted. An outbuilding was heavily damaged along with some trees. https://hypotheticaltornadoes.fandom.com/wiki/Tornado_outbreak_of_July_4,_2020?oldid=25688. Trees and multiple power poles were snapped throughout the path. Several storm chasers observed this tornado. A local anemometer measured an 87 mph (140 km/h) gust. This tornado was witnessed by farmers and storm chasers moving through fields, occurring simultaneously with the previous two tornadoes. Some homes had roof damage. Several farm buildings were destroyed and had their concrete pillars pulled from the ground. No damage was found. No damage was found. No damage occurred. The waterspout dissipated before making landfall. Three outbuildings were destroyed and debris was strewn up to 0.75 mi (1.21 km) away. A, This tornado originated as a waterspout just off the coast. Softwood trees were snapped and uprooted north of. Near the beginning of the path, an inn had minor roof damage, small trees were snapped, and a light pole was knocked over. Fir and pine trees were uprooted. Several trees were blown onto cars and homes in town, causing minor damage. No damage was found. Both were found. A garage lost most of its roof panels, and a metal outbuilding collapsed. This weak event wasn't of much importance (brief tornado, no damage), but is another illustration of how subtle ingredients can come together to produce a mesoscale 'accident'. A very brief and weak tornado caused no damage. July 2, 2020 at 1:42 PM EDT ... tornado occurred well outside Kansas’s “typical” tornado season, which spans six to eight weeks during May into early June. A nursing home had significant roof damage. A manufactured home sustained minor roof damage, and several trees were uprooted, with one falling on a second house. The tornado destroyed a grocery store in Moore and the tornado also destroyed a very large factory near downtown Moore. The storm environment, though subtle, also offered some ingredients that were marginally supportive of supercell tornadoes. A brief tornado damaged a metal outbuilding at a farm. Tree damage occurred near the beginning of the path before the tornado moved to the northeast, where five power poles were snapped near the. Trees were downed, a few of which landed on a structure. A farm was completely leveled. Utility poles were damaged on. No damage occurred. An outbuilding was destroyed east of Lyons. A weak tornado embedded within 2-3 mile swath of strong straight-line winds damaged several barns, outbuildings, and trees. An unanchored, old jet staircase was flipped, and a garage door collapsed inward. Nine people were injured by the tornado. Numerous videos show a tornado on rural land. Large tornado damaged a home north of Quincy. The climatological peak for tornadic activity in the country, May features a risk area that is concentrated throughout the U.S. Boats and docks were damaged and trees were downed at Rush Lake. A brief tornado was caught on video. The tornado had an intermittent path and did not hit any damage indicators. A brief tornado was caught on video. The majority of the remaining damage along its discontinuous path was limited to trees and fencing. No damage was observed to determine a rating. Several trees were snapped or uprooted, and several additional large limbs had been snapped. Several trees and some greenhouses were damaged at the southeastern outskirts of Woodbury. A Severe tornado outbreak happened on the 4th of July. No damage was found. A metal overhang was tossed about 150 yd (140 m), and several trees were snapped or uprooted. Numerous poplar and pine trees were snapped. A brief tornado uprooted and snapped trees and snapped a power pole. The damage path was intermittent. Posted: Jul 1, 2020 / 06:06 AM CDT / Updated: Jul 1, 2020 / 06:07 AM CDT KANSAS CITY, Mo. Posted: Jul 1, 2020 / 06:06 AM CDT / Updated: Jul 1, 2020 / 06:07 AM CDT KANSAS CITY, Mo. [4] June was even less active, with only 50 confirmed tornadoes. Power lines were downed as well. Multiple storm chasers observed this tornado. Some tree and structural damage occurred. Three people were in the home at the time; one person was killed and two sustained significant injuries. A few vehicles were flipped as well. No damage was found. A large tree fell on a house in Archie before the tornado moved southeast into Bates County and dissipated. The tornado quickly intensified moments later, ripping off roofing, downing fencing, and blowing out windows. The tornado heavily damaged a poor built home. Trees were downed just north of. A brief landspout tornado was observed by an, A brief landspout tornado was observed by a. The photo below shows a cloud ridge flowing into the storm with 'vapory-looking' scud close to the ground, a typical visual 'look' when large amounts of low-level CAPE are present not far above ground, and low-level stretching in updrafts may be enhanced. Damage was very sporadic, with mainly branches of softwood trees damaged. However, intense tornadoes are still possible in any month of the year. A tornado entered Moore destroying a school building. A few homes and businesses were damaged in town, and trees were blown down. The license plate was carried 1.5 miles (2.4 km). This tornado was confirmed by a state trooper. A brief tornado documented via pictures downed a large tree limb. This brief tornado was confirmed by a photo from storm spotters. This page documents confirmed tornadoes from May to July 2020 via various weather forecast offices of the National Weather Service.Based on the 1991–2010 averaging period, 276 tornadoes occur across the United States throughout May and 243 in June. A brief tornado touched down, causing no known damage. In addition, only one EF2+ tornado was confirmed during June, the lowest amount on record.[5]. Fences and carports were damaged. A mobile home had roof damage. A. Outbuildings, power poles and lines, and trees were damaged. Two tornado warnings in … Here's satellite and zoomed-in radar reflectivity near the time of the tornado (1:45 pm CDT, or 1845 UTC), with a white circle showing the location of the supercell mesocyclone and rotation in the storm near Smithville: It is also interesting that a broad, weak low was present at 700 mb (roughly 10,000 ft above sea level) nearby over southeast Nebraska at midday on the SPC mesoanalysis: This weak low aloft and a short wave trough (heavy black dashed line) moving around it helped provide lift for generating thunderstorms over northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri. Illinois and Ohio event associated with Tropical Storm Cristobal. 1Time from first tornado to last tornado A tornado was confirmed by storm spotters. A brief tornado was observed over open country south-southwest of. A tornado snapped or uprooted numerous trees as it moved through the. 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