Surveys complete on the deadly March 2nd tornado outbreak  It's
been a little over a week since the second deadliest March
tornado outbreak in U.S. history occurred. Tornadoes dropped
from the sky from the deep south to the Ohio River Valley. The
death toll is 41 people with most occurring in Indiana and
Kentucky.  Crews from the National Weather Service have been
busy the past week sifting through the damage and debris left
behind by these twisters. Their goal is to try to write a
history of each tornado detailing the time it touched down and
died, its size, strength, and much more. So far 60 tornadoes
have been confirmed from March 2nd. Most were fairly weak, but
there were several that were considered especially strong. Nine
tornadoes were EF-3 and two tornadoes were powerful EF-4
tornadoes.  There were 159 reports of tornadoes that day. Quite
worthy of a high risk the Storms Prediction Center had put out
for the day. The tornadoes were triggered by warm and moist are
being pulled up from the Gulf of Mexic