The tornado that caused 1.3 million dollars in damage.
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It's the Rolling Fork tornado.
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The tornado touched down in Issaquena County and rapidly intensified as it tracked northeastward into Sharkey County, reaching EF4 intensity as it approached Rolling Fork. It caused extensive destruction in Rolling Fork, leveling numerous homes and businesses, including a well-built flower shop that sustained high-end EF4 damage. The tornado continued through Humphreys County, impacting Midnight before causing further significant EF2 damage in Silver City. The tornado remained on the ground for 1 hour and 11 minutes, tracking 59.4 mi (95.6 km) before dissipating in Holmes County. The devastation led to a major disaster declaration by President Joe Biden. The towns of Rolling Fork and Silver City faced a prolonged recovery, with hundreds of residents displaced and significant rebuilding efforts initiated. Insured losses were estimated near $100 million (2023 USD). Discussions arose among meteorologists regarding whether the tornado warranted an EF5 rating based on certain damage indicators, though it was ultimately given a high-end EF4 rating.
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Guest was at home, at 7:58 PM, in the town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi. The day was March 24th, 2023. When the sirens went off and their phone went off, they knew something was wrong. The glanced outside to see a monster of an EF4 tornado. It scared them half to death. The tornado was flattening houses a mere 10 miles away. It was still continuing it's path toward the center of town. Thank God they were away from the center of town. It would've killed them, most likely.
The tornado destroyed a siren, and destroyed the trailer park. Here, it killed 2 people. It continued it's path, slowly. As if even the storm was savoring the destruction.
Release Date 2026.07.14 / Last Updated 2026.07.14
