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Visible Satellite 22:55Z on 2025-05-02. Satellite images are derived from the NOAA Open Data Dissemination Program.

Tornado Reports

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22:55Z EF1 KFFC GA Hall Gnesville Cotton Mil A rogue mini-supercell produced a relatively brief tornado over|the northern part of Lake Lanier, just several miles north of|Gainesville, in Hall County during the early evening hours|Friday, May 2nd. Fortunately, the tornado, which was on the|ground for about 9 minutes (2.7 miles), traveled mainly over|water between coves and bluffs along the lake. Much of the damage|was to various trees that were either snapped or uprooted. Initial|damage was noted off of Thompson Bridge Road (Hwy 60) near|Lakewood Baptist Church where at least 10-15 large trees were|uprooted in a narrow path. Across Hwy 60, additional trees were|down across an apartment complex along N Cliff Colony Drive. The|tornado then went over the lake/water where numerous eye-witness|(video) accounts were starting to come in. The next point of|damage was near the west-end of Basin Road where several trees|were snapped or uprooted. The tornado continued to travel|generally north going over mostly water and an uninhabited|bluff/island. Significant damage occurred over The Bluffs along|Cochran Road and Willow Trace. Here, at least 5-7 residences had|several large trees snapped or uprooted. Thankfully, no|structural damage happened. In this area, and back early in the|tornado's track, tree damage is consistent with peak winds around|90 MPH (an EF1) rating.
01:20Z EF0 KHDC LA Jefferson Westwego Arpt A brief EF-0 tornado with maximum winds of 80 mph touched down on the southeast side of Belle Terre Playground in Marrero, LA and tracked northeast. A shed was flipped near the starting point with no other damage found to the southwest. Another shed with no connection points was rolled on it's side on Adam Drive with minor roof damage noted to the home. A few other houses with minor roof damage were observed along the track to the northeast. On Victorian Drive, a small shed that was tied down with a few straps and posts in concrete was thrown northeast with other debris thrown northwest. Minor roof damage was also noted in this area. No damage was observed in the trees at the end of Marine Street and no damage was found farther to the northeast.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).