Several homes in the path of the tornado in Galveston were leveled to the ground, but hurricane-force winds may have weakened the structures beforehand. 200 buildings suffered severe damage, including 60-75 that were destroyed, although no damage estimate was given. September 12 event Confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, Septem F#Ģ9☁9′N 94☄7′W / 29.32°N 94.78°W / 29.32 -94.78 ( Galveston (September 12, F4))Ĩ deaths – This rare, violent tornado caused widespread destruction between 19th and 25th Street. A total of 22 people were injured and losses totaled $200,000. At least 40 additional homes were damaged as well. Six commercial buildings and approximately 18 homes were destroyed by this intense tornado. Grazulis classified the tornado as an F2. Three people were injured and losses totaled $25,000. Tornado moved west, passing south of Rosaryville and Pumpkin Center before crossing the Natalbany River and moving through Springfield. Several buildings were damaged and two radio towers were destroyed northeast of Bay City. Two people were injured and damage was estimated at $25,000. Strong tornado destroyed small homes as it moved west along the north side of Slidell. Tornado caused heavy tree damage with losses totaling $250,000. Losses totaled $25,000 and 16 people were injured.
Tornado moved through sparsely populated areas, causing $25,000 in damage. Tornado moved through sparsely populated areas, causing $25,000.
A total of 55 people were injured and damage was estimated at $2.5 million. In all, 73 homes were destroyed or extensively damaged, while 175 others received minimal damage. It moved almost due north after that, passing near the town of Cossinade before dissipating. A total of 21 homes were destroyed while 55 others were damaged. ģ0☀0′N 92☁8′W / 30.00°N 92.30°W / 30.00 -92.30 ( Kaplan (September 10, F3))ġ death – This intense tornado touched down just outside of Kaplan and caused heavy damage as it moved over 21 blocks of the town. September 10 event Confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, Septem F#ģ5☀9′N 89★5′W / 35.15°N 89.92°W / 35.15 -89.92 ( Alabama Port (September 10, F1))Ī waterspout moved northwestward over Mobile Bay before moving ashore, damaging two homes and a store. Ĭonfirmed tornadoes Confirmed tornadoes by Fujita rating FU Some scattered tornado activity occurred on this day before the outbreak came to an end. By September 13, a weaker Tropical Storm Carla was accelerating northward into Canada. September 12 was the worst day of the outbreak with six significant (F2+) tornadoes touching down, including a violent F4 tornado in Galveston, Texas and an intense F3 tornado in Jonesboro, Louisiana, causing widespread destruction and 250 casualties. More tornadoes touched down the next day as the system made landfall in Port O'Connor, Texas at peak intensity with 145 miles per hour (233 km/h) winds and a pressure of 931 mbar (27.5 inHg). Favorable shear profiles led to scattered tornadoes touching down across the region, including an F3 tornado that caused numerous casualties in Kaplan, Louisiana. Map plotting the track and the intensity of Hurricane Carla, according to the Saffir–Simpson scale.Īs Hurricane Carla moved northwestward over the Gulf of Mexico on September 10, its outer rainbands began to spread over the Gulf Coast.
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