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In the wake of yesterdays severe storms, significant damage was reported in Clinton County. Many of us experienced loads of hail that downed limbs and leaves, however, this damage was more significant. The following video was posted on Facebook by Amanda Bray yesterday evening, displaying what appears to be a funnel/tornado taking place near Wolf Creek Dam:
The Louisville National Weather Service conducted a storm survey this morning, and their preliminary report confirms that EF-1 tornado damage was surveyed. The storm downed numerous trees. NWS WCM Joe Sullivan posted this photo this morning displays some of the damage:
Just one of many trees down by an EF-1 #tornado in Clinton County Kentucky @NWSLouisville pic.twitter.com/LDuM2KycNm
— Joe Sullivan (@JoeninoWxMan) October 7, 2014
.@NWSLouisville – with this tree and dozens more like it, the EF1 tornado gets extended about 2 miles west to CR 3063 pic.twitter.com/3VBm7WQC8u
— Joe Sullivan (@JoeninoWxMan) October 7, 2014
The tornado’s preliminary path length was ~1/2 mile with a max path width of 250 yards. No injuries, fatalities, or structural damage was reported. Be sure to check out the official storm survey from the Louisville National Weather Service for more updated information on the EF-1 Tornado Confirmed in Clinton County.