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Plan - Practice - Monitor - Act
A Success Story: July 13, 2004 Parsons Manufacturing Roanoke, IL
Parsons Manufacturing Plant Roanoke, IL
Plan
– A comprehensive safety plan for severe weather
Practice
– Semi-annual tornado drills
Parsons Manufacturing Plant Roanoke, IL
Monitor
– Designated “weather watcher”
Act
– Go to assigned storm shelters when notified!
Photo by Jason Malson
Photo by Steve Smedley
Photo by Scott Smith
Photo by Sam Bertschi
Photo by Glade Stutzman
Photo by Sharol Minger
Photo by Justin Weber
Track of F4 Tornado – July 13, 2004 2:34 PM – 2:55 PM ¼ mile wide / 9.6 miles in length / Max wind speed – 240 mph (estd)
Parsons Plant – Before the tornado
Picture courtesy of Scott Smith – 500 yards west of Parsons Mfg. Plant
Parsons Manufacturing Plant Roanoke IL – after the tornado
Photo by Steve Smedley
Photo by NWS
Photo by NWS - ½ mile east of Parsons Mfg.
Photo by NWS - ½ mile east of Parsons Mfg.
Photo by NWS - 1 mile east of Parsons Mfg.
Roanoke, IL Tornado 7/13/04 Radar, Photos & Video
West of Roanoke, IL July 13, 2004 (Photo courtesy of Woodford county ESDA)
Lincoln Radar
2:01 PM July 13, 2004
Lincoln Radar
2:11 PM July 13, 2004
Lincoln Radar
2:21 PM July 13, 2004
Lincoln Radar
2:26 PM July 13, 2004
Lincoln Radar
2:31 PM July 13, 2004
Wall Clouds
Photo by Steve Smedley Wall cloud with the Roanoke, IL Tornado 7/13/04
Tornado development
7/13/04 Roanoke Tornado Photo by Jason Malson
Roanoke, IL Tornado video
Courtesy of Brian & Andrea Bill – Roanoke, IL 7/13/04
Lincoln Radar
2:36 PM July 13, 2004
Lincoln Radar
2:41 PM July 13, 2004
Tornado video – In the path of the debris… don’t get this close!
Video by Josh Sauder (< 1 mile south of tornado)
Lincoln Radar
2:46 PM July 13, 2004
Lincoln Radar
2:51 PM July 13, 2004
Dissipating tornado
Roanoke Tornado “Rope” stage
Courtesy of Josh Sauder and Brian & Andrew Bill Roanoke, IL Tornado 7/13/04
Lincoln Radar
2:56 PM July 13, 2004