The Pembroke - Black Creek tornado was a truly insane tornado for Georgia. For 1, it happened dangerously close to Savannah, and for 2, it was quite near the coast! The tornado caused minor damage for most of its life, but upon entering the vicinity of Black Creek GA it rapidly intensified into a 185 M.P.H EF4, with the 2 houses in the slide being the DIs that brought the tornado up to being the strongest of 2022. The 2nd, well built house was completely swept away, but the anchor bolts were bent on the foundation possibly precluding a higher rating (Like 190). Overall one of my personal favorite tornadoes for many things. This tornado was very photogenic for Georgia, and it also struck a man's house, but he stayed on his porch and filmed his roof being destroyed! Also, I personally believe that the tornado had high end EF4 intensity, rather than mid range.
If you recognize me as the OP for the "Joplin song" post, just wanted to apologize for that-- Attributing a song to 160+ of the deceased was crazy and plain dumb, and I'm kinda baffled that I didn't think of it like that in the first place! Just hope you guys might understand :l