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The outbreak was expected to have started the previous day. Despite considerable threat levels and awareness, only one small tornado was reported on [[April 1]], in [[Pawnee County, Kansas]]. Severe weather was largely restricted to significant microbursts and large hail. <ref>http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/060401_rpts.html</ref>
A moderate risk of severe weather
Further severe weather is possible in the [[Mid-Atlantic States]] down to the [[South Carolina]] coast later on [[April 3]], as the storms move east. There is a chance they may redevelop and produce more tornadoes over that region. The SPC has
▲There have been 23 fatalities reported so far; 20 of which were related to tornadoes.
▲Further severe weather is possible in the [[Mid-Atlantic States]] down to the [[South Carolina]] coast later on [[April 3]], as the storms move east. There is a chance they may redevelop and produce more tornadoes over that region. The SPC has only declared a "slight risk" of severe storms, however.
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|'''1 death''' - Part of the Tri-State Supercell - ''[[April 2006 Tornado Outbreak#Tri-State Supercell tornadoes|see section on this tornado]]''.
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|colspan="7" align=center|'''[[Arkansas]]'''
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|Considerable damage reported, including many trees blown over and at least one mobile home destroyed.
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|'''[[Evening Star, Arkansas|Evening Star]]'''
|[[Greene County, Arkansas|Greene]]
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|Reported to be large and dangerous. Long tracked cell according to [[WMC-TV|WMC]].
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|'''W of [[Fair Oaks, Arkansas|Fair Oaks]]'''
|[[Woodruff County, Arkansas|Woodruff]]
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|'''[[Jennette, Arkansas|Jennette]]'''
|[[Crittenden County, Arkansas|Crittenden]]
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|Several tornadoes reported. Considerable damage reported in same area hit on March 12. More to follow. Reported to be large and dangerous.
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|'''[[Hillsboro, Illinois|Hillsboro]]'''
|[[Montgomery County, Illinois|Montgomery]]
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|Significant damage reported. Several buildings were damaged, plus at least one mobile home was overturned. Many trees and power lines were also down along a narrow swath.
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The most prolific tornadoes of the outbreak took place in a [[supercell]] in extreme northeastern [[Arkansas]], the [[Missouri]] [[Bootheel]] and extreme northwestern [[Tennessee]], north of [[Memphis, Tennessee|Memphis]]. It involved several reported tornadoes across a line over 100 miles (160 km) long.
The first touchdown took place in [[Pocahontas, Arkansas]] in [[Randolph County, Arkansas|Randolph County]] and then tracked across [[Clay County, Arkansas|Clay]] and [[Greene County, Arkansas|Greene]] Counties.
When the cell continued eastward into Missouri, damage increased significantly. The worst of it occured after a tornado touched down in [[Caruthersville, Missouri|Caruthersville]] in [[Pemiscot County, Missouri|Pemiscot County]]. Considerable destruction has been reported in the community, and many houses have been reportedly destroyed
The worst damage took place after it crossed into Tennessee, into [[Dyer County, Tennessee|Dyer County]]. It is unclear if it was the same tornado or a separate one. Damage was reported to have been very severe across the area, including numerous reports of many houses being completely destroyed or flattened. Electricity is currently out to much of the area. The tornado there was also deadly, as at least
The track continued eastward into [[Gibson County, Tennessee|Gibson County]], where the final tornado was reported to have touched down near [[Bradford, Tennessee|Bradford]].
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