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 THE NOVEMBER 23, 2004 TORNADO OUTBREAK

Sam Shamburger &  Roger Erickson*

National Weather Service Forecast Office
Lake Charles, Louisiana

BURR FERRY TORNADO

Map of Burr Ferry tornado - click for a larger view

Time Lead Time Parish Path Length Path Width F-Scale
6:50 PM 0 Minutes Vernon 14.0 miles 150 yards 1

The Burr Ferry tornado began along the Texas/Louisiana border and snapped or uprooted numerous trees as it moved east-northeastward across Highway 111 just south of Burr Ferry.  Trees and mobile homes continued to be damaged as the tornado crossed Highway 464 about 2 miles south of its intersection with Highway 8.  Although the tornado was heading directly for Leesville, it luckily dissipated before reaching the city.

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