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Injuries: June 19, 2011 Notes:The tornado touched down near the intersection of Canton Road and Howell Road. Notes:A barn, several outbuildings, and two trees were damaged. EF-Scale:EF0 Injuries: 1 Three barns were destroyed, 2 of them were concreted in strong firm footers. Several trailers were moved off of their foundations and had roof damage. Path width: 150 yards Counties: Dubois County: Marion Time: 8:20pm CDT EF-Scale:EF2 May 6, 1971 Notes: The tornado touched down four miles northwest of Dunnville and skipped along ridgetops to the east-southeast, exiting Casey County at Mintonville. Injuries: 0 Notes:This very small, skipping tornado did its damage primarily on hilltops between Sparks Ferry Road and the intersection of IN135 and Lewellen Road. Deaths: 0 Path width: 50 yards Deaths: 0 Injuries: 2 Path width: 100 yards Path length: 3 miles Injuries: 0 Injuries: There was significant tree damage along Pleasure Ridge Road where a large tree fell on a garage. Injuries: 0 A 60x30 foot barn was damaged with parts of it thrown 400 yards toward the east, northeast, and southeast. Grazulis narrative: At Blueberry Hill, two barns were "blown up and flattened" by a tornado that touched down south of Lexington. Injuries: Path length: 34 miles It struck a home on Liberty Road where it ripped the front porch off the home and flipped the detached metal garage. April 3, 1974 Path length: 4.8 miles On Highway 76, two mobile homes were totally destroyed and a modular home was rotated 30-80 feet counterclockwise off its foundation (with a quarter of the home blown away). Counties: Shelby Injuries: 0 The twister crossed Cane Run Road and demolished a home on Greenwood Road. Injuries: 0 County: Warren Counties: Henry Time: 1:50pm A small shed was lofted out of its yard and became entangled in utility lines 30 yards to the northeast. May 8, 2009 Deaths: Union Station was crushed as well. The tornado moved along Muddy Fork and snapped or uprooted numerous trees. April 2, 1958 Injuries: 0 January 19, 1928 June 11, 2009 The tornado at this point was only 35 yards wide with wind speeds of 95 mph. The facility was shaped somewhat like a squat capital "H," with the relatively longer sides of the H lined up along B Street and C Street (now Bloom Street and Cardinal Boulevard), and the short connecting section parallel to First and Second Streets (the two longer sides of the "H" had been stand-alone buildings, and were subsequently connected by the short middle section of the "H"). April 14, 1972 Snapping trees on the land adjacent to the hay and soybean fields, the tornado took a slight right turn, crossing KY728, and destroyeda large barn. Path length: Time: 6:04pm SPC and NCDC list one injury, Grazulis lists four. Time: 2:40pm Injuries: 0 As it crossed Highway 210 the twister increased to 100 yards wide and became stronger. SPC gives a path width of 10 yards, NCDC 30 yards, Grazulis nothing. June 18, 1992 The Norman Roundup Club will serve as a hub for reuniting valuables tossed around by Sunday night's tornado and their owners. F-scale: F2 The top image is a drawing of an undated tornado (likely from the early 1800s or prior), as seen in Significant Tornadoes: 1680-1991 (Thomas Grazulis), p. 550. Time: 4:40pm Injuries: 0 Notes: Storm Data begins this tornado on the west side of Simpsonville. Path length: . F-scale: F1 County: Henry F-scale: F2 April 3, 1956 It lifted just north of KY 744. Time: 9:00am F-scale: F1 Storm Data says the tornado crossed from Kentucky into Indiana at Tell City with a "total path length in both states" of 32 miles. Path length: It lifted near the IN 64/I-64 interchange, near Edwardsville. F4) StoryMap, March 27, 1890 -- Louisville (est. A tornado swept through parts of northern Oklahoma County along the Deer Creek valley west of the Edmond area during the evening of May 5th, killing 3 people. The mother was blown 400 yards, and her two daughters "with arms interlocked" were blown 50 yards. Deaths: 0 Notes:Most of the damage was around the southeastern portion of the Alvaton community. Several large barns were destroyed or had at least 70% of the walls blown out. Mud was spattered onto the north-facing front of the home, where a porch column support was also moved slightly. The first written accounts of tornadoes in the Great Plains were from settlements near and along the Missouri River in Kansas during the mid-1800s. Noted discrepancies: None April 3, 1903 Grazulis lists this tornado as an F2. Path length: Two houses, a trailer, and a barn were destroyed. County: Ohio Several homes sustained extensive damage and three people were injured. Also on Zeta Court a car was flipped over. Time: 3:55pm Counties: Warren Path width: 30 yards F-scale: F1 19. The warehouse of Mr. Tarr was completely destroyed. Deaths: Counties: Warren Path width: 100 yards Towards the end of the path a pole barn was destroyed and a home was unroofed on US 31W. Path length: An antique horse sled was picked up and moved about 10 feet. It also toppled the sign of the Green River Bait and Grocery before lifting as it crossed Knifley Rd. Path length: 5 miles Counties: Hardin Counties: Trimble Deaths: 2 Counties: Butler Deaths: 1 The first observed damage was near Round Knob in the Clark State Forest. Counties: Logan Counties: Woodford May 28, 1996 F-scale: F2 May 21, 2010 F-scale: F0 Noted discrepancies: SPC gives a path length of 1/10 of a mileNCDC gives nothing. Give the names of persons killed, if any. Path width: 70 yards A Mr. Joseph Bradley, while assisting in removing victims from the rubble immediately after the storm, had his eye cut out by a hatchet wielded by a nearby person removing fallen rafters. bars on the bridge were bent and twisted. Grazulis narrative: Moved east-northeast from Tanyard to south of Caneyville, passing north of Leitchfield and ending near Big Clifty. A trailer was carried 30 yards, then dropped and smashed. The tornado pushed in garage doors at an industrial building along Ring Road. Notes: (From internal Weather Bureau memo and from newspaper clippings) Eight homes destroyed, 29 damaged. The tornado was only on the ground forapproximately 200 yards with a path width of about 30-40 yards. Path width: 250 yards F-scale: F1 About the NWS Notes:Touchdown occurred near the intersection of Hays Pondsville Road and FH Roundtree Road where a small metal shed was destroyed, a trailer was overturned, a fence was flattened, and a home suffered minor roof damage. Moore has been hit by 23 tornadoes since the late 1800s, according to the National Weather Service. Path width: Notes: Storm Data says this tornado touched down just east of Bardstown Road near the entrance to the Glenmary Subdivision and lifted on the far side of the subdivision. Time: 12:38am EST to 12:42am EST A barn was destroyed near the intersection of Wilson Downing Road and Tates Creek Road. It touched down at the end of Arlington Drive at the floodwall and moved east-northeast, crossing I-65 between exits one and two, then crossed Tenth Street and lifted near the end of Plaza Drive. Path width: Counties: Harrison IN F-scale: F1 Injuries: Path width: Time: 2:22pm - 2:23pm CDT 10. For now will map using SPC coordinates, ending the tornado just northwest of Leitchfield. Deaths: 0 EF-scale: EF1 Noted discrepancies: SPC and Grazulis list 6 deaths for this tornado, NCDC lists 5. Path width: Deaths: 0 F-scale: F0 Path width: 800 yards April 22, 2005 Time: 5:55pm Deaths: 4 Deaths: 0 Counties: Dubois (from Knox, Daviess, and Martin) There was a number of cedar trees that were sheared off half way up. Path width: 50 yards F-scale: F2 June 15, 1964 Notes: A fast moving tornado briefly touched down four times in Louisville. EF-Scale: EF-0 Deaths: 0 Deaths: Path length: Time: 7:07pm EDT Path length: 3miles Time: 2:20pm Injuries: 0 EF-Scale: EF-1 The most significant damage was east of McKinley with several healthy trees snapped and twisted. Time: 7:10pm - 7:11pm EDT F-scale: F1 Homes were said to have "vanished" near Sulphur Springs (where two people were killed) and near Falls of Rough (where three people were killed). Significant damage was done to the property, which included a 30x50barn sliding the wall 12 feet. STARLA POINTER , Yamhill Valley News-Register. The tornado also did moderate damage to barns and destroyed several outbuildings, and moved a 2700 pound motorboat 220 feet. Counties: Perry The most intense damage was found near Frankfort Cemetery and the Kentucky State Capitol. Notes: Storm Data says this tornado touched down on the east side of I-75 at the KY 21 exit. Mapped as best as possible, since lat/lon given was just off of Irvine Road. Deaths: Notes: Storm Data mentions damage at Queens Chapel Church and on KY 314, Spillman Road, and Thurmon-Sexton Road. Noted discrepancies: At NCDC Scott County is listed twice and Harrison and Nicholas counties are not included. Further to the northeast it destroyed another barn and damaged the roof of a house. Time: 6:15am F-scale: F1 After driving a 4x6 through the roof of a home near Hunter Road, the tornado continued east to Prowsville Ridge Road where winds were up to 95 mph. F-scale: F0 Possibly a significant tornado, comparable to a tornado in the same area March 27, 1890. Counties: Spencer Path length: 0.7 miles 1830 - Hurricane impacted the Florida Keys on August 15th. Noted discrepancies: SPC gives a path length of 32 miles, NCDC 31 miles. Noted discrepancies: SPC gives a time of 5:22pm, NCDC gives 4:22pm, Storm Data gives 6:22pm. The tornado destroyed a barn and brick silo along KY 639, and downed several trees. Noted discrepancies: None Path length: 3 and a half miles Counties: Hardin Damage paths can be in excess of one mile wide and 50 miles long. Path length: 0.2 mile Ten buildings were destroyed on a farm. Injuries: 1 The oldest known tornado occurred in June of 1830 near Louisville. The first damage occurred along Subtle Road, where a carport was overturned and a large part of a metal outbuilding's roof was torn off, in addition to snapping numerous trees. Noted discrepancies: Grazulis takes this tornado into Bullitt County as well. This large tornado passed one mile north of Corydon as it moved east across central Harrison County. Notes: At the beginning point of this tornado a few small trees, some dead, were blown over and branches were blown off of some of the trees. This was largely thanks to increased instances of tornado disasters given an expanding and westward moving population. Storm Data begins this tornado between Huffman and Tarry in Perry County and lifts it a few miles northeast of Lexington in Scott County. Even in the 1830s, a large tornado between New York City and Philadelphia drew crowds in its aftermath. SPC gives a path width of 10 yards, NCDC gives nothing. Path length: 1 mile Notes: A bow echo passed through Grayson County and quickly spun up a small tornado just south of Clarkson at 3900 Millertown Road. Time: 2:54am EDT Deaths: 0 April 20, 1996 Notes: Ten trees were uprooted, blown over, or snapped on either side of Route 66 north of Oriole. Debris from the barn could be seen circling the tornado and was thrown to the southeast. May 9, 1933 SPC and NCDC place it at 8:00pm, Grazulis and Storm Data at 10:00pm. Eyewitness narrative: I was 15 years old at the time andI lived on KY 44 just east of Elk Creek in Spencer County. One of the outbuildings was fully packed, weighing several thousand pounds, and another larger outbuilding was pushed off its foundation. F-scale: F2 May 30, 1979 The family dog was found alive under piles of rubble. Time: 7:40pm They rushed her to T J Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow but, she died in Tee's arms about half a mile from the hospital. F-scale: EF1 After overturning a tractor trailer on the highway it moved east-southeast, collapsing a wall on a large cinder block building, then destroying two metal outbuildings and flipping an unanchored mobile home. Injuries: 0 May 18, 1995 New True West merchandise is here! Counties: Jefferson KY, Clark IN Counties: Lincoln These textbook entries were reproduced in entirety, as found in Early American Tornadoes 1586-1870 (David Ludlum), pp. Grazulis narrative: Moved northeast through the northwest corner of Austin. tornado struck the Baker home just outside Path length: October 31, 2018 Counties: Breckinridge Path length: 4 miles The tornado struck the north portion of Westport Bend Commerce Park, snapping and bending several trees. . Path width: 120 yards Continuing to the northeast, at a home east of Gaines Road the owner reported that the water was evacuated out of all four toilets in the building as the tornado passed by. The tornado touched down briefly along this path and moved an at least 500 pound dumpster 35 feet southeast. Deaths: 0 Counties: Woodford destroying the house and killing him. Counties: Oldham Counties: Orange (from Martin, to Lawrence) F-scale: F2 October 1, 1977 Nashville Notes: Storm Data takes this tornado from 6.3 miles south southwest of Salem, to Pekin, to 1.3 miles southeast of Pekin, to 2.7 miles northwest of Charlestown, to 3.1 miles southeast of Charlestown. March 25, 2021 After Tompkinsville, the tornado continued to the northeast, crossing Cumberland County (2 people injured) and clipping the southeast corner of Adair County (2 people killed in the Cundiff area) with comparatively little damage, before intensifying again as it entered Russell County. If you have any tornado-related information you'd like to share with us, we'd very much like to hear from you. Injuries: Deaths: At the 2400 block of WG Talley Road was the most significant damage of the entire survey. Injuries: 5 F-scale: F0 June 23, 2017 Path width: 50 yards August 14, 2002 Deaths: 0 Metal roofing and siding material werescattered nearly a quarter of a mile to the east-northeast, with some of it lofted into the trees of a heavily wooded area. Abasement crawl space door was blown out along with siding and roofdamage at 125 Spinks Drive. Two people received injuries when a chimney fell on them and broke their ribs. On the north side of Tompkinsville it destroyed a large wood frame warehouse and twisted a large steel frame metal building off its foundation. Deaths: 0 Crossing the highway the tornado did its greatest damage, tearing a very large pine tree out of the ground and tossing it 100 feet over a home, splattering the front of the home with mud, ripping holes in the roof, and destroying the attached garage. Noted discrepancies: SPC gives a path width of 10 yards and a path length of 1/10 of a mileNCDC gives nothing for either. Path width: Path width: Grazulis narrative: Moved northeast from two miles south of Kettle, to Ida, eight miles northwest of Albany, to 76-Falls, to Piney Woods, and finally to Mill Springs. Along the path a grain bin was destroyed and several trees were felled. In addition a nearby house had its metal roof blown off. November 5, 2018 Path length: 8 miles It did minor roof damage to two homes, tossed a trampoline into a neighboring home, causing siding damage, and pushed a large travel trailer onto a minivan, heavily damaging both. Notes: The tornado touched down just to the southwest of KY 1899 (Mulberry Pike), crossing into Springhill Estates subdivision. F-scale: F1 County: Adair The storm increased in width to 200 years and struck several single and double wide mobile homes south of Millerstown road. Though the tornado missed central Winchester, the city was pummeled by hail up to 4" in diameter (grapefruit sized) that damaged roofs, ripped car tops, and covered the ground like snow. These tornadoes were plotted in grey with the annotation "F?". Path length: Injuries: 0 The tornado increased in intensity as it moved to the northeast, and did extensive roof damage to two homes on the west side of Lucas Lane. Notes: Four utility poles were snapped along US 127 near Snow, as were several large diameter trees in a narrow path on a wooded hill to the east of the highway. Notes: A small tornado touched down in the back yard of a home about a quarter mile west of the caution light on IN 60 in Borden and uprooted trees and caused roof damage to the home. Path width: 200 yards Injuries: Path width: 300 yards Aerial photos of damage were also taken by volunteer general aviation pilots Mark Powers and Josh Kieffer and aerial photographer Austin Lassell in aircraft N16NA. Path width: 125yards County: Harrison KY A truck and horse trailer weremoved 50 feet and twisted. Notes: Storm Data says this tornado struck the south side of Huntingburg. Counties: Jefferson KY April 20, 2011 F-scale: F2 The day after the storm the head of the Louisville weather service office, J. L. Kendall, surveyed the damage. Path width: Time: March 10, 1986 Injuries: 0 Counties: Warren If SPC/NCDC's lat/lon is changed from -85.92 to -84.92, it is placed in Franklin County. Path length: 0.3miles Counties: Marion Also, the storm brought extremely heavy rain that caused Beargrass Creek to flood, but the rains were generally welcome as the region had been suffering through a severe drought. Path width: 215 yards Path width: Notes: Thistornado briefly touched down on SpinksDrive just off of Highway 69. Note also whether any object is carried up straight in the funnel, or whether it is borne along in the swift wind. Path width: Metal siding was thrown downwind up to 500 yards into the woods. Injuries: 122 Notes: Storm Data says this tornado formed four miles northwest of Brookshit Holsclaw Hill RoadTop Hill Roadnear the I-65 Brooks exitPioneer VillageHillviewthe Northfield subdivision in Mount Washingtoncrossed KY 55passed one and a half miles south of Taylorsvillenear Taylorsville Lake Damending just east of Little Mount. F-scale: F2 Time: 3:27pm Counties: Madison Counties: Jefferson KY Deaths: 0 Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC give a path length of 21 milesGrazulis give 18 miles. Deaths: 0 There was a very concentrated area of trees snapped, along with a gutter ripped off a house and power line down. A couple in a vehicle on US 127 was trapped when trees fell across the highway both north and south of them. Path width: Path width: 100 yards Noted discrepancies: According to Storm Data this tornado touched down between Borden and Pekin just southwest of IN 60would that be modern-day IN 160? The tornado destroyed two barns at 901 Dot Road, where it also moved heavy farm equipment, blew out exterior walls, and destroyed the home's roof. Path length: Injuries: 1 Cars were blown upside-down and homes were demolished." Notes: Storm Data says this tornado struck the north edge of Smithfield. Notes: About two miles west of Gamaliel the tornado destroyed two conventional homes and two mobile homes. Notes: Washington County: The National Weather Service in conjunction with Washington County Emergency Management conducted a detailed tornado damage survey on Saturday, March 3. April 3, 1974 July 26, 1984 Deaths: 36 ", A large tornado outbreak in Kansas, Missouri, It snapped trees as it moved east into Haysville. Counties: Hardin A convenience store was destroyed along US 31W. Time: 8:30pm Notes: This brief twister destroyed two barns and did heavy damage to several other barns and homes. County: Cumberland The tornado then lifted just east of Saint Croix Road. Theres no way to get an accurate account of Indians who perished in Tornadoes but there likely were considerable losses. Many homes had roof damage, and at least one was unroofed. Path width: The most intense damage occurred as the tornado lifted east of Haysville in the woods along IN 56. SPC and NCDC give no F-scale rating, and it's not listed in Grazulis. Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC list this as an F2, Grazulis calls it an F3. Counties: Fayette The tornado reached its peak intensity on KY 106 where it did significant damage to a large barn. Counties: Russell Path length: 1.3 miles (skipping) Counties: Jefferson IN (to Jennings and Ripley) Security cameras from a business next door captured the damage occurring as a wall of wind and water that occurred in less than half a minute. In Hart County the tornado and its attendant straight-line winds mowed down a path five miles wide. Counties: Henry Path length: Path length: F-scale: F1 Path width: F-scale: EF1 June 8, 1963 The tornado ripped the roof off of a brick home there. Notes: Storm Data takes this tornado from Taswell to two and a half miles north of Milltown. Notes: A state trooper spotted an F0 tornado at the Metcalfe County Fairgrounds. Time: 2:00pm The tornado quickly lifted4 miles east of Huntsville. April 3, 1974 A very well-built family residence took a direct hit from the EF2 tornado, with the front side of the home having the plywood exposed and with most of the shingles gone but the rest of the house fully intact due to the house having all the proper clips and braces with rebar. After causing comparatively little damage in Houston Acres, the tornado strengthened again and grew to a width of about three blocks. Witnesses described a "funnel-shaped cloud whirling along at high speed" that "sounded like a train coming across a railroad trestle" with debris circulating the funnel. May 5, 1996 Path width: 100 yards Going by the beginning lat/lon in Logan County and the ending lat/lon in Barren County, the track would go through the south side of Glasgow and would end at the Barren/Metcalfe county line, which agrees with the narrative given at NCDC. Deaths: Narrative: One "substantial" home and four barns were destroyed as a tornado moved northeast at Sonora. Injuries: Straight-line winds tore down trees and power poles and damaged barns at Howe Valley, Franklin Cross Roads, Cecilia, Patterson, Tabb (four miles west of Elizabethtown on US 62), Glendale, Sonora, and on Springfield Road three miles east of Elizabethtown. Notes: Storm Data says this tornado touched down on the Ohio River 8.4 miles northeast of Louisville, moved through the Springhurst area of Louisville, struck the Indian Springs Country Club, and lifted 12.6 miles northeast of Louisville. EF-Scale: EF-2 Deaths: 0 Grazulis lists Hamilton, Wayne, Edwards, Wabash IL, Knox, Gibson, Pike, Daviess, Martin, Orange, and Lawrence IN (note the last three match the SPC entry). More research would be helpful. NCDC/SPC start this tornado on the western Anderson County line west of GeeGrazulis starts it in Anderson County but farther east at Alton. The tornado first touched down near the intersection of Lee Road and Fort Avenue just west of the military base's boundary. Path width: 350 yards Counties: Barren Path length: County: Ohio April 7, 2015 July 22, 1973 Next, an office building that was under construction was lifted off of its foundation. Counties: Cumberland Notes: This tornado touched down in Lexington on Patterson Street and skipped to the east-southeast at 35mph, lifting near New Circle Road south of Winchester Road. F-scale: wagon was reported to have been thrown two Path width: Deaths: 0 Counties: Mercer The tornado then proceeded into Rockcastle County, doing additional damage at Wildie. Path length: EF-Scale:EF1 Path width: Damage was found along Stringtown Road in Butler County. Hail up to 2 1/4 inches in diameter pounded Crescent Hill, and the stones had large "horns" on them. Hopewell Cumberland Presbyterian Church was damaged. Path length: 1 1/2 miles Deaths: 0 F-scale: F2 Storm Data shows the tornado in Boyle County, and nothing in Metcalfe County. Tornado with speeds of up to 114mph swept up sheep and caused extensive damage to farm in Pennal. Path length: Injuries: several, some serious Deaths: If you have information you'd like to share about either storm, please let us know. Grazulis lists an F2 tornado in Woodford County with eight injuries, a path length of one mile, and a path width of 200 yards on May 18, 1995 at 6:35am. Winds in this areawere 110 mph with a path width about 125 yards. About 50 homes and 60 barns were destroyed, and 40 of those were at Mannsville, with seven of them leveled to the ground. Time: 3:08pm Time: 6:50pm F-scale: F0 Time: 10:22pm EDT Along Walnut Rd, the tornado caused damage to several barns andnumerous softwood trees and hardwood trees. Timber between the river and Eighteenth Street Road along Greenwood Road was observed to have been felled pointing to a common center. Time: 4:00pm Deaths: 2 John Park Finley, a young Notes: The tornado touched down in Caneyville and lifted a mile east of Caneyville, with wind speeds to 100 mph. F-scale: EF0 At 4510 Chamberlain Laneon the J. W. Head farm the roof of the residence was destroyed, portions of which were found several hundred yards downstream. Deaths: 0 June 2, 1990 Power lines and many trees were downed, some of which fell on homes. Time: 8:10pm November 7, 1996 Injuries: 0 F-scale: F4 Path width: Path width: 300 yards County: Taylor Path width: Time: 2:00am January 10, 2008 of Louisville, knocking down trees and fences. Roofs were damaged as the tornado proceeded along Main Street/KY 524. numerous eyewitness accounts, documented Grazulis Narrative: Moved northeast across the south part of Hodgenville. Path width: 230 yards Deaths: 0 April 27, 1942, a frame house was blown away F-scale: F4 Black and white with county lines Injuries: 0 Deaths: 0 The tornado did occasionally reach closer to the ground, causing significant damage to two structures. Path width: Cattle and horses were killed. An 11-year-old boy was killed in the trailer. Another witness, Patrolman Swallows of the police department, said he noticed a short appendage looking like a trail of smoke hanging down from the parent cloud and a noise like a freight train was heard. Counties: Meade Path length: EF-Scale: EF-0 April 4, 2011 Injuries: 11 Notes:A very narrow and intense damage path of rotating winds of90-95 mph was embedded within a 3-mile wide area of straight-linewinds. Deaths: April 28, 2002
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