Brief tornado embedded in an area of intense straight-line wind damage. Significant damage to an apartment complex and a shopping area from the tornado itself. Three people were injured.[3]
At least 30 buildings were damaged or destroyed, including houses, barns, outbuildings and grain bins - a few of which were also damaged in a tornado on January 7, 2008. Numerous transmission towers were heavily damaged and a school bus was thrown, injuring six people.[6]
Two houses sustained significant roof damage and three other houses sustained minor damage. Several farm buildings were also damaged and power poles were knocked down. Many farm animals were killed on a farm.[7][8]
Over 100 houses and a gas station were damaged and an RV trailer was destroyed. The Racine County Fairgrounds were also hard hit with many buildings damaged. Many trees were also uprooted or snapped. Two people were injured.[9][10]
November 23 event
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 23, 2010[note 1]
One large brick house were completely destroyed in a rural area and a mobile home was also destroyed. Several other houses were damaged and many trees were damaged. Some of the damaged houses were also damaged by a tornado from Hurricane Ike in 2008. As of 2023, it is the most recent violent tornado in Louisiana.[25]
A mobile home was destroyed and several houses were heavily damaged. A metal frame building also lost its roof, and semi trucks were overturned. The parent supercell would soon re-strengthen and produce another EF2, which tracked directly through Yazoo City.[31]
After the previous EF2 dissipated, a new tornado tracked through the downtown area of Yazoo City, which was previously hit very hard on April 24, 2010. Numerous businesses and the Yazoo City courthouse sustained roof and some exterior damage, with one business severely damaged. Windows were also blown out of buildings and trees were uprooted. The Yazoo City Schools Administrative Office was badly damaged and a nearby brick building partially collapsed. A large metal awning was torn apart as well.[33]
A frame house and numerous mobile homes were destroyed and many other houses were damaged, some heavily. Vehicles were also thrown and many trees were uprooted or snapped with a few debarked. Six people were injured.[37][38]
Two mobile home parks were hard hit, with many mobile homes destroyed. Starkville High School was also damaged in its athletic park, and several businesses also sustained minor damage. 15 people were injured.[39]
This stationary, strong tornado touched down in a manufactured home park. About 20 manufactured homes were damaged or destroyed, injuring 11 people. Trees were also snapped and power lines were knocked down.[41]
November 30 event
List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 30, 2010[note 1]
Tornado touched down in a residential subdivision where about 20 houses were heavily damaged, one of which was destroyed. Over 35 other houses sustained lesser damage. Numerous greenhouses in a nursery in the area were also destroyed.[54]
Intermittent tornado touchdown in town. Numerous houses and businesses were damaged, some heavily, and a manufactured home was destroyed. Many trees were uprooted or snapped.[56]
A rare West Coast significant (EF2+) tornado caused significant damage in Aumsville. At least 50 houses and businesses were damaged, some severely, along with five sheds. Two semi-trailers tipped over, and more than larger trees were downed. Two people sustained minor injuries.[59]
A framed home and a mobile home both sustained minor damage. Additional damage was inflicted upon two large farm gas tanks, a stock trailer, and an outbuilding.[60]
A tornado tracked along the shoreline of a peninsula within Table Rock Lake, damaging or destroying eleven boat docks. Within these docks, twenty-five boats sustained damage. Around sixty homes suffered minor to moderate roof damage, though one well-built home was unroofed.[61]
^ abcdefghijkAll damage totals are in 2010 USD unless otherwise stated.
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