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A documentary-style reconstruction of Aiken Tornado - South Carolina (2020). At 2:43 PM on the thirteenth of April, 2020, the National Weather Service office in Columbia, South Carolina issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Aiken County. Warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico had collided with a stalled frontal boundary across the southeastern United States, and the atmosphere was primed for.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Orangeburg Tornado - South Carolina (1993). At 10:18 PM on the 25th of March 1993, a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for Orangeburg County, South Carolina. The National Weather Service office in Columbia had been tracking a line of supercell thunderstorms moving eastward across the state at roughly thirty-five miles per.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Conway Tornado - South Carolina (2020). At 2:29 PM on the 13th of April 2020, a tornado touched down in Horry County, South Carolina, near the community of Aynor. The National Weather Service in Wilmington, North Carolina had issued a tornado warning for the area at 2:19 PM, ten minutes.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Lancaster Tornado - South Carolina (2008). At 3:47 PM on the 15th of March, 2008, a thunderstorm cell crossing into Lancaster County, South Carolina, produced a tornado. The National Weather Service had issued a tornado warning eleven minutes earlier, at 3:36.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Myrtle Beach Tornado - South Carolina (2001). At 9:27 PM on the 23rd of April 2001, a tornado touched down in the coastal city of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The National Weather Service had issued a tornado warning for Horry County twenty-two minutes.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Shallotte Tornado - North Carolina (2021). At 7:29 PM on the 17th of August 2021, a tornado touched down in Brunswick County, North Carolina. The National Weather Service had issued a severe thunderstorm warning more than an hour earlier, at 6:14 PM, and a tornado warning at 7:18.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Red Springs Tornado - North Carolina (1984). At 7:27 PM on March 28, 1984, the National Weather Service office in Raleigh, North Carolina, issued a tornado warning for Robeson County. The time stamp on the teletype read 7:27 PM Eastern Standard.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Windsor Tornado - North Carolina (2014). At 4:01 PM on the 25th of April 2014, a supercell thunderstorm that had been tracking northeast across eastern North Carolina produced a funnel cloud near the town of Windsor in Bertie County. The National Weather Service in Wakefield, Virginia, had already issued a tornado warning for the area at 3:55 PM, but for residents in the path, six minutes was not much more than a whisper of.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Sanford Tornado - North Carolina (2011). At 10:45 PM on the 16th of April, 2011, a tornado warning was already active for Lee County in central North Carolina. The National Weather Service in Raleigh had issued the warning nine minutes earlier, at 10:36 PM, based on a hook echo on radar that suggested rotation in a severe thunderstorm moving.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.

A documentary-style reconstruction of Raleigh Tornado - North Carolina (1988). At 12:30 PM on Monday, the 28th of November 1988, a tornado touched down in Raleigh, North Carolina. It was an F4, the second most powerful category on the Fujita scale, with estimated winds exceeding two hundred miles per.This episode follows the timeline, the warnings, the damage path, and the aftermath in a factual disaster-documentary format.