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THE NOVEMBER 23, 2004 TORNADO OUTBREAK

Sam Shamburger & Roger Erickson*

National Weather Service Forecast Office
Lake Charles, Louisiana

HOLLY SPRINGS TORNADO

Time	Lead Time	County	Path Length	Path Width	F-Scale
6:10 PM	7 Minutes	Jasper / Newton	2.0 miles	100 yards	1

The first tornado from Supercell C in the WFO LCH County Warning Area, it damaged trees along the Jasper/Newton County line. Its northeastward path crossed Highway 190 just east of Holly Springs.

WSR-88D Radar - Base Reflectivity and Storm Relative Velocity Products

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Storm-relative Velocity image - click for larger view

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