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The tornado then proceeded into Van Buren County and caused extensive damage to the Damascus area and killed three people. [96] One person was also killed in Benton County by straight-line winds when a tree fell onto the mobile home where she was sleeping. [97] In Pulaski County, another person was killed by a
The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado out of strong storms that rolled over Southwest Ohio late Monday and early Tuesday.. The tornado began in southeastern Warren County and ...
The 2008 Super Tuesday tornado outbreak [2] was a deadly tornado outbreak which affected the Southern United States and the lower Ohio Valley on February 5 and 6, 2008. The event began on Super Tuesday, while 24 states in the United States were holding primary elections and caucuses to select the presidential candidates for the upcoming presidential election.
The tornado crossed the southeastern part of the lake, before moving ashore again as it entered Obion County, causing high-end EF2 damage as it damaged or destroyed cabins, outbuildings, and houses along Lake Drive. One person was killed in a mobile home park in this area when their RV was destroyed.
Strong storms passed through Southwest Ohio overnight, causing tornado warnings. Now, the National Weather Service is looking into storm damage.
The community is invited to continue to make donations to aid Indian Lake disaster relief.
The tornado proceeded to reach EF2 intensity as it completely destroyed a mobile home and a metal building. Three cars were tossed nearby, and a frame home lost most of its roof, sustaining EF1 damage. Maintaining EF2 intensity, the tornado crossed into Winston County at the Attala/Neshoba County border. Numerous trees were snapped and a house ...
The tornado touched down in Union County, inflicting minor damage to an outbuilding. In Tippah County, six homes sustained minor to moderate damage, a roof was peeled off a mobile home, a barn, a few vehicles, and a church were damaged, and many trees were felled. [45] EF0 NE of Loretto: Lawrence: TN