Miss Alice B. Scudder, cooperative observer at Moxee, Washington, since March 11, 1892, photographed in November 1935. In keeping with chivalry, no mention of Miss Knapp's age. In: "Monthly Weather Review," November 1935, p. 314.

Damage to home on Piedmont Road west of Barnesville from Barnesville from the Pike, Lamar, Monroe, and Butts EF3 tornado.

Damage to Chevron gas station in Barnesville from the Pike, Lamar, Monroe, and Butts EF3 tornado.

House destroyed by tornado in Bartow County from the the Bartow-Cherokee- Pickens EF3 tornado.

Aerial photo showing near total destruction of a number of homes in Bartow Count by the Bartow-Cherokee-Pickens EF3 tornado.

Track of the Bartow-Cherokee-Pickens tornado showing maximum strength of Fujita Scale F-3.

Pickup truck thrown into swimming pool by the Bartow-Cherokee-Pickens EF3 tornado in Bartow County.

Large trees uprooted in circular pattern by Meriwether-Spalding EF3 tornado while upper roof of house in Birdie area totally blown away.

Total destruction of a home by Meriwether-Spalding EF3 tornado in Birdie area.

Classic example demonstrating that tornadoes don't always occur on flat ground as tornado path follows ridge.This was the Catoosa EF4 tornado here showing tree damage along the Cherokee Ridge and passing over the Cherokee Valley northeast of Ringgold.

EF4 damage along Cherokee Valley Road northeast of Ringgold. At least 15 homes were obliterated on this valley floor. Four fatalities occurred in this area. Catoosa tornado.

Remains of a house hear the EF4 tornado damage. A family survived the tornado by taking shelter in this bathroom - the only room left standing. Catoosa tornado.

Remnants of home swept off a ridge overlooking Trenton, GA, by the Dade-Walker EF3 tornado.

Homes destroyed by Dade-Walker EF3 tornado at Georgia/Alabama line near County Road 201.

Several homes and a bank building (upper right) damaged by the Dade-Walker EF3 tornado in Trenton, Georgia.

Damage to home on Old Cedartown Road just south of Lindale (Floyd County)

Path of the Lumpkin-White EF2 tornado that struck Lumpkin and White Counties.

Damage to home in the Weldon Road area of Monroe County by an EF3 maximum strength tornado that struck Pike, Lamar, Monroe, and Butts Counties.

Path of the EF3 tornado that struck Pike, Lamar, Monroe, and Butts Counties.

Chicken houses destroyed on Mountain Home Road on the Polk/Floyd County line.

Path of EF-2 tornado that struck Polk, Floyd, and Bartow Counties

Path of large EF3 Meriwether-Spalding-Henry Counties tornado.

Path of Dade-Walker EF3 tornado.

Damage between Vaughn and Rio in Spalding County.

Thousands of trees were blown down in Chattahoochee National Forest by the EF2 tornado that struck Lumpkin and White Counties.

Reflectivity image of tornado in Bartow County.

Storm relative velocity image of tornado in Bartow County.

Reflectivity image of Catoosa tornado.

Storm relative velocity image of Catoosa tornado

Reflectivity image of tornado in Dade County.

Storm relative velocity image of tornado in Dade County.

Reflectivity image of tornado in Floyd County.

Storm relative velocity image of tornado in Floyd County.

Reflectivity image of tornado in Lamar County.

Storm relative velocity image of tornado in Lamar County.

Reflectivity image of tornado in Spalding County.

Storm relative velocity image of tornado in Spalding County.

Before the Tuscaloosa tornado.

After - same exact area as image wea01548

Before the Tuscaloosa tornado.

After - same exact area as image wea01550

Before the Tuscaloosa tornado.

After - same exact area as image wea01552

Before the Tuscaloosa tornado.

After - same exact area as image wea01554

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Doppler radar images of Joplin tornado

Doppler radar images of Joplin tornado

Doppler radar images of Joplin tornado

Debris from Joplin tornado. Complete and utter destruction from an F-5 tornado.