April 28, 2014 Mississippi Outbreak
Louisville & Columbus Tornadoes
Juston Drake and Simon Brewer documented three tornadoes and several supercells over Central and Northeast Mississippi during the afternon and evening of April 28, 2014. They followed a tornadic supercell from near Yazoo City/Midway, then another storm which produced a significant long track tornado over Louisville and then produced another tornado south of Columbus. A relatively strong 700mb inversion layer, especially for the Southeast, helped to give the supercell thunderstorm incredible striated structure. Below are a few images from the Louisville/Columbus supercell and tornadoes:
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April 2014 Mesocyclone & Wedge tornado approaching Louisville, MS
28 April 2014 Rapidly Rotating Wall Cloud Southwest of Columbus
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28 April 2014 Juston Drake photographs striated RFD Gust Front Southwest of Columbus, MS
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April 2014 looking north at occluding mesocyclone & wedge tornado South
of Columbus, MS
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April 2014 looking NNE at wedge tornado South of Columbus, MS
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