Snow Squalls Across the Great Lakes, Northern Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast; Severe Storms in the Southern Plains Wednesday into Thursday

The threat of heavy snowfall and gusty winds continue for portions of the Great Lakes, the northern Mid-Atlantic, and New England through Wednesday. There is the potential for snow squalls that may produce dangerous travel. A storm system is expected to produce severe storms over the Southern Plains Wednesday and Thursday. Heavy rain may produce flash and river flooding. Read More >

Overview

Meteorologists from the National Weather Service office in Shreveport surveyed damage from a weak EF0 tornado that occurred in Caddo and Bossier Parishes during the evening of November 11, 2012. The tornado began on the north side of Belcher in Caddo Parish in an open field between Highways 71 and 3049. The tornado tracked east-northeast mainly across open farmland and crossed the Red River into Western Bossier Parish. The tornado finally dissipated after crossing Highway 3 in a wooded area just south of Highway 160. Large tree limbs were snapped off all along the path. This damage is consistent with an EF0 tornado with estimated peak winds around 65 mph.

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Snow Squalls Across the Great Lakes, Northern Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast; Severe Storms in the Southern Plains Wednesday into Thursday

November 11, 2012: Weak EF-0 Tornado in Caddo & Bossier Parishes