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Photographer's description:
These large trees were uprooted from a tornado which
caused damage to several structures in Andersonville.
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Photographer |
Brian Coniglio, NWS
Wilmington, OH |
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Date taken |
November 25, 2004 |
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Location |
Andersonville, Indiana (Franklin
County)
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Event |
Tornado damage |
Additional notes
A large, healthy tree being uprooted
is consistent with
EF1
tornado damage, with winds between 90 and 100 mph. It may have
taken stronger winds to uproot these bare trees, since foliage makes it
easier to break off limbs or topple trees.
This tornado was a reminder that the Ohio Valley has a secondary severe
weather season, which typically occurs in October and November.
Related NWS Product:
Tornado Warning
Safety Note: Falling trees are a dangerous threat in high winds
and tornadoes. When high winds strike, be sure you are away from
large trees. If indoors, be aware of any large trees or branches
which may fall on your home.
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