Fort Worth Tornado Outbreak of 2000: Radar Analysis and Track
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- ⚡ Velocity scan technology from March 28th, 2000, revealed strong rotation indicated by bright blue and red colors close together.
- 🎯 The hook echo of the supercell in Fort Worth was clearly visible and matched the observed rotation.
Tornado Track and Impact
- 📍 The tornado first touched down in the River Oaks area on the west-northwest side of downtown Fort Worth.
- 🏫 It then tracked towards Castleberry High School, where the football field was visible on the radar.
- 🏙️ After crossing the Trinity River, the tornado turned due east into downtown Fort Worth, causing significant damage.
- ⏱️ The tornado was on the ground for 10 minutes, covering a four-mile track before lifting just before I-35W.
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