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13 - RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE 2017 LAMAR COUNTY MITIGATION PLAN
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13 - RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE 2017 LAMAR COUNTY MITIGATION PLAN
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Lamar County Multi- Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />Chapter Three <br />Tornadoes that occur in areas of low development cause little to no damage, conversely, tornadoes <br />which drop in heavily populated areas can cause extreme loss of property and loss of human life. <br />Winds of such velocity can lift even the most solidly built structure. Mature trees can be uprooted <br />and flung across fields or into homes or businesses. Cars and automobiles can be lifted and <br />projected into other structures. Smaller projectiles made of glass shards, splintered lumber, or <br />metal have been documented to pierce trees, homes, and other property. Death can result from any <br />debris source at this speed. The most severe impact by a tornado would be the result of an EF4 or <br />EF5 tornado moving through the county and hitting several communities. <br />55 <br />Enhanced <br />Fu'ita Scale <br />Fu'ita Scale <br />Potential Damage <br />Ratin <br />Ratin <br />Wind <br />Wind <br />Description <br />40 -72 <br />65 -85 <br />Light <br />F0 <br />mph <br />EFO <br />mph <br />Tree branches are broken and shallow- rooted trees are toppled. <br />Moderate <br />F1 <br />73 -112 <br />EF1 <br />86 -110 <br />Roof surfaces are peeled off, windows are broken, some tree trunks <br />mph <br />mph <br />are snapped, and unanchored mobile homes or outbuildings <br />overturned. <br />Considerable <br />112- <br />111 - <br />F2 <br />157 <br />EF2 <br />135 <br />Roof structures are damaged, mobile homes are destroyed, debris <br />mph <br />mph <br />becomes airborne (missiles are generated); large trees are snapped <br />or uprooted <br />Severe <br />158- <br />136 - <br />F3 <br />206 <br />EF3 <br />165 <br />Roof and walls are torn from structures, some small buildings are <br />mph <br />mph <br />destroyed, non - reinforced masonry buildings are destroyed, and <br />trees are uprooted. <br />Devastating <br />207- <br />166 - <br />F4 <br />260 <br />EF4 <br />200 <br />Well- constructed houses are destroyed, some structures arer lifted <br />mph <br />mph <br />from fondations and blown some distance, cars are blown some <br />distance, and large debris becomes airborne. <br />11 <br />• <br />Tornadoes that occur in areas of low development cause little to no damage, conversely, tornadoes <br />which drop in heavily populated areas can cause extreme loss of property and loss of human life. <br />Winds of such velocity can lift even the most solidly built structure. Mature trees can be uprooted <br />and flung across fields or into homes or businesses. Cars and automobiles can be lifted and <br />projected into other structures. Smaller projectiles made of glass shards, splintered lumber, or <br />metal have been documented to pierce trees, homes, and other property. Death can result from any <br />debris source at this speed. The most severe impact by a tornado would be the result of an EF4 or <br />EF5 tornado moving through the county and hitting several communities. <br />55 <br />
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