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Post author By ichmeteo
Post date January 16, 2018

#wxhistory

When I started #wxhistory back in April 2015, I never expected this kind of reaction. Special thanks to @wxcbyrd for helping out the past several months. :)

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🌪🌩Sequoyah Quinton🌩🌪@SequoyahKTUL8·

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April 14th was the 10th anniversary of the Tushka, OK EF-3 Tornado. This is some of the damage! #okwx #wxhistory

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Chad Harris @WaywardChad·

23h

#OnThisDay (4/16) in 2011: 24 are killed by tornadoes as at least 30 twisters tear across the Tarheel State. [A thread]. #OTD #wxhistory

Nate Johnson@nsj

April 16, 2011, is a day that is etched into my memory forever. For many, it is a day they wished they could forget.

It was the largest one-day tornado break on record in NC, and it took 24 fellow North Carolinians from us.

I'll share some thoughts today.

1/ #April16Tornadoes

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NWS Little Rock@NWSLittleRock·

16 Apr

On this day in 1998, strong to severe thunderstorms moved across central and northern Arkansas. There were 4 tornadoes in total, 1 rated an F4 in Manila (MS Co). Several reports of large hail and damaging winds were observed. @NWStulsa @NWSMemphis #arwx #wxhistory

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WX History @weather_history·

16 Apr

April 16th, 1879 - A tornado struck the eastern side of Walterboro, South Carolina. The estimated F3 tornado damaged or destroyed 60 homes and seven churches. The storm killed 7 people in town and 4 others at a turpentine plantation outside of town.
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