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Overview of Tornadic and Non-Tornadic Wind Damage Areas in Maps A and B

This document explores the wind damage locations depicted in Maps A and B, highlighting areas affected by weak EF-1 tornadoes and brief EF-0 tornado occurrences. Non-tornadic wind damage is identified and denoted by blue arrows for clear visualization. The maps serve to convey the distribution of these weather events and their impact on the landscape. Detailed analysis also includes discussions on wind speed, damage assessments, and important safety advisories related to these weather patterns.

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Overview of Tornadic and Non-Tornadic Wind Damage Areas in Maps A and B

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  1. Area Enlarged in Map A Area Enlarged in Map B

  2. Non-tornadic wind damage locations denoted by blue arrows Weak EF-1 Tornado

  3. Brief EF-0 Tornadoes Non-tornadic wind damage locations denoted by blue arrows

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