Peachtree City, GA
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April 3, 2015 Dade County Tornado
A cold front moved into northwest Georgia Friday night (April 3, 2015) and brought with it a line of showers and thunderstorms. The storms were expected to be strong enough to produce damaging wind and hail and thus a Severe Thunderstorm Watch was in effect for parts of north Georgia Friday night.
During this event, three Severe Thunderstorm Warnings and one Tornado Warning were issued.
Dade County:
The tornado moved across Dade County on April 3, 2015. It uprooted one tree and multiple large tree limbs came down. The tornado touched down just west of I-59, moved across the interstate and ended just east of the interstate.The total path length was approximately 560 ft.
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Weak Radar Signature of the Dade County Tornado Reflectivity (Upper Left), Velocity (Upper Right), ZDR (Lower Left) and Correlation Coefficient (Lower Right) |
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