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Photographer's description:
Taken at the intersection of St Route 28 and the 28 Bypass
in Mulberry.
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Photographer |
Craig Floyd |
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Date taken |
July 11, 2006 |
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Location |
Mulberry, OH (Clermont
County)
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Event |
Tornado |
Additional notes
This weak F0
tornado was one of 11 tornadoes to touch down in the Wilmington, OH
forecast area on the evening of July 11, 2006. This was the most
tornadoes in a single day in Wilmington's area since the
office began operations in 1994. Other tornadoes touched down that
evening in eastern portions of the Cincinnati metro, southern portions
of the Dayton metro, and near the Wilmington area. Some of these
tornadoes produced up to
F1
damage.
This tornado did not produce any known damage. However an earlier
tornado struck nearby Milford just minutes earlier and damaged some
structures and trees.
Related NWS Product:
Tornado Warning
Safety Note: If you are in a vehicle
in an urbanized area when a tornado is spotted, pull over and seek
shelter in a sturdy building immediately! Office buildings work
best, but other businesses such as gas stations and restaurants will
work if you can find a small interior space such as a cooler or a small
restroom. Avoid large open structures such as grocery stores and other
large retailers. Never try to outrun a tornado in your car
when in an urbanized area! Storms often cause motorists to
slow down or block the road, and you will be stuck in your car without any
means of escape.
This tornado appears weak (and it was). However do not let
appearances fool you! Sometimes strong or violent tornadoes look
like this one, with only a small rotation at the surface and lacking a
large condensation funnel. Furthermore, weak tornadoes can rapidly
intensify to violent tornadoes in a matter of seconds.
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Storm reports from
July 11, 2006 (SPC)
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