F-scale: F1 County: Hancock EF-Scale: EF-0 The bus was thrown fifty feet into the ditch, crushing the couple and killing the woman. Path width: 30 yards Injuries: 1 Path length: A family farm had numerous trees twisted, snapped, and uprooted. Notes: A large swath of hardwood trees were snapped or uprooted three miles north of Huntingburg. Path width: 100 yards Five grain bins were blown away, and two others collapsed. Homes were unroofed. Path length: 0.8 miles Deaths: 0 Time: 3:47am An Path length: Many miles of forest were leveled, and small farm communities were wiped out. Deaths: The oldest known tornado occurred in June of 1830 near Louisville. EF-scale: EF1 Structural damage was observed on one farm, where the roof was torn off a large metal outbuildingand minor damage occurred to several other buildings as a result of this debris. Injuries: 4 Notes: Touchdown was just north of West Galway Trail North in a tree line behind some houses. Injuries: 1 Path length: 13 miles (skipping) Injuries: 0 Injuries: 0 Winds increased to95 mph with a width of 225 yards. This was consistent with EF1 damage and 105-110mph estimated winds. EF-scale: EF0 Path length: Losses totalled five million dollars in Lincoln County. Grazulis probably has the more correct path width. Counties: Washington KY Path length: 1 mile June 29, 1979 According to the Garrard County weekly Central Herald, there were seven injuries in Garrard County, which are not accounted for at the NCDC webpage (it lists zero injuries for the Garrard County portion of this tornado). Notes: This tornado snapped and uprooted numerous trees along its path and heavily damaged a metal outbuilding on North Spangler Hill Road before dissipating near the intersection of North Spangler Hill Road and North White River Road. Path length: 14 miles Counties: Harrison IN Counties: Ohio, Grayson, Breckinridge, Hardin The tornado finally lifted west-southwest of Windsor leaving a 7.2 mile track. Items of Interest March 22, 1952 Two women were killed when their shelter collapsed onto them. Path length: March 27, 1890 March 12, 1986 They also can exhibit small changes in direction and large changes in width, neither of which are indicated on these general maps. Part of a large outbreak across Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky. Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC rank this as an F3, Grazulis gives it an F2. A jeep in the driveway was blown into the house and a camper was blown from the driveway across the road with debris scattered through the field beyond. Notes: The tornado began along IN 37 where it uprooted and snapped several trees. Deaths: 36 Deaths: in Floyds Knobs, where a garage was destroyed. Deaths: 0 One, on the left side of the path, was shifted south, and the other, to the right of the path, was shifted north. EF-scale: EF1 Path length: 2 miles [Offsite link: 19th-Century Storm Chasers Took the First Tornado Photographs]. Several trees were knocked down or snapped. Path width: Tropical Cyclones of the 1800s. Path length:3.9 miles Wheat, orchard grass, strawberries, and garden crops were ruined near Smith's Grove. Counties: Harrison KY (to Robertson) Notes: Storm Data mentions damage on KY 1590 half a mile west of Albany. Notes: The tornado touched down near the intersection of IN 62 and E400N, severely damaging several outbuildings. Path length: 5 miles February 24, 2018 Time: 6:30pm Path length: 0.3 miles Time: 1:01am EST to 1:03am EST Injuries: County: LaRue The Deaver Farm was damaged, and a 15 pound rock was blown through a wall like a cannonball. Here, there was evidence of multi-vortex structure with EF4 damage and 175 mph estimated winds. The tornado weakened to an EF-1 at 871 Palmyra Rd. Narrative: One of the most devastating tornadoes to ever strike Kentucky. March 18, 1925 Noted discrepancies: NCDC does not give a liftoff lat/lon. April 27, 2011 Counties: Henry Six frame homes were damaged. 3. Give an estimate of the loss to buildings, also specifying the number of buildings destroyed and their characters as to strength, etc. Injuries: LMK Warning Area Notes: Storm Data takes this tornado from half a mile north of Willisburg to two miles northeast of Willisburg. Path length: 7 miles (Grazulis and Storm Data list the touchdown at "Cottonwood", by which they probably mean "Cottonburg", which is west of Richmond two miles east of the Garrard County line.) F-scale: F0 Path length: 1 mile Many trees were snapped or uprooted, and farms in the path suffered roof and outbuilding damage. The details concerning this tornado are somewhat murky, but it appears that it touched down southwest of Georgetown where it damaged a greenhouse, and skipped to the east into far northern Fayette County. Similarly, the NCDC end lat/lon of the first Ohio tornado is the same as the NCDC begin lat/lon of the second. November 18, 2017 Winds were estimated at 85 mph in this area with a width of 50 yards. F-scale: F2 Path length: 3 miles Injuries: 122 Notes: Storm Data takes this tornado from 1/10 of a mile southwest of Deputy to 3.9 miles northeast of Deputy. Path length: 6 miles Injuries: One of the first tornadoes reported in South Numerous trees and a grain silo weredown along the property. County: Ohio F-scale: F3 Path width: County: Washington, IN Damage totalled $2.5 million (1890 dollars) in Jefferson County, with another half a million dollars with F2 intensity damage in Jeffersonville INalong with 20 injuries. May 27, 2004 The only structural damage was to a small home on the top of a hill near South Rays Fork Road. Path width: Barns on either side of the path were damaged with the debris thrown clockwise, showing an anticyclonic rotation. Notes: Storm Data says this tornado struck near Troy. F-scale: F3 Maximum wind speeds were 95 mph. March 28, 1997 Time: 2:25pm It was 1882 when the first tornado researcher started gathering information on weather patterns and damages in the hopes of saving lives in the future. This tornado did damage along Calvary Road where a mobile home was destroyed and a small shed slid off its foundation. Damage to several large metal buildings, a large barn, and a radio tower were observed south of Jasper. Time: 10:30pm F-scale: F1 July 30, 2009 Injuries: 0 Time: 5:10pm Time: 7:54pm Time: 11:35pm Both were destroyed. May 17, 1999 Deaths: 0 The Exposition Building and its skating rink were damaged. A tornado appears as a rotating, funnel-shaped cloud that extends from a thunderstorm to the ground with whirling winds that can reach 300 miles per hour. Time: 12:35pm Path width: 200 yards Injuries: F-scale: F2 Noted discrepancies: NWS ranks this as an F2, Grazulis does not list it. From there, the tornado crossed into Jefferson County, Indiana. EF-Scale: EF-0 Path width: 400 yards Time: 2:07pm EDT F-scale: F5 Note the appearance of the clouds in the distance, whether they roll upward, come together from the north and south, or any other phenomenon connected with them. Deaths: 0 Additional research necessary! Time: 9:35am November 26, 1965 Counties: Shelby Time: 8:01pm EDT Path width: F-scale: F2 Path width: 100yards There were also snapped trees and structural damage along Whiskey Run Road. A large barn on KY 1009 had two walls blown out with debris thrown over half a mile downwind into Wayne County. F-scale: F0 EF-Scale: EF-1 It then took a large section of roofing off the Paoli Police Department building on West Main Street before snapping several trees along Lick Creek as it moved east-northeast toward the city square. Time: 9:00pm June 30, 1977 Path width: F-scale: F1 The tornado dissipated halfway between the intersection of KY 585 and Shores Road and the intersection of Shirk Road and Grider Drive. Path width: 100 yards Time: 5:00pm Path length: The oldest known tornado occurred in June of 1830 near Louisville. April 26, 2011 Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC list this as an F2Grazulis does not list it. Fort Campbell Injuries: 0 EF-Scale:EF1 Counties: Henry Ten buildings were destroyed on a farm. Path width: 40 yards The storm crossed IN 66 into a cemetery and trailer court. Counties: Jefferson KY Deaths: 0 Time: 3:30pm Around 2:30 p.m., a volunteer found Cecilia Lloyd's wedding dress wrapped in a garment bag. Time: 4:12pm - 4:13pm EDT Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC rank this as an F2, Grazulis calls it an F3. Injuries: Injuries: Counties: Madison Deaths: 0 Deaths: 0 At Ceva Logistics a large section of the north wall was pushed out due to 75-80mph winds. Injuries: 2 EF-scale: EF1 Grazulis lists an incorrect ending point for the tornado. 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. EF-scale: EF1 Noted discrepancies: SPC gives lat/lon pairs as 37.98/-85.72, 0/0NCDC gives 37.38/-85.38, 37.35/-82.95. Notes: Storm Data begins this tornado at Browns Crossroads and takes it northeast for two miles. A large boat storage barn, 125 x 30 feet, had its roof lifted and thrown approximately 90 yards. The map shows every tornado to touch down in the U. S. from 1980 to 2012, and includes details on casualties and where each ranks on the Enhanced Fujita scale - a system scientists have used to . F-scale: F2 Path width: 100 yards Narrative: A tornado unroofed and blew out the walls of a bank in Bowling Green. However, this path would completely miss Allen County. The tornado was on the ground intermittently along its path to the south and east of Park City, destroying eight barns and snapping or uprooting several trees. March 28, 1997 F-scale: F1 This tornado was probably spawned from the same thunderstorm that produced the earlier tornado in southwest Louisville (see previous entry). Deaths: EF-scale: EF0 Path width: 250yards Path width: 75 yards Counties: Crawford, Harrison IN May 31, 1998 Deaths: Path width: Pieces of clothing, blankets, sheets, metal siding, and roofing were wrapped around uprooted trees and hanging from power lines. A church was damaged near the intersection of Broadway and KY 933. Time: 6:25pm Path length: 2.8 miles Notes: The tornado traveled mainly over plowed fields, but was witnessed by at least three people and did do some damage to farms. Path length: 3.2 miles Path length: F-scale: F-scale: F2 It's a compilation of stories that appeared in St. Louis daily newspapers after the tornado hit.It was first published just days after the tornado hit in 1896. Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC give a time of 10:50am, Storm Data 11:50am, Grazulis 10:20am. Rural homes were leveled from near Deatsville to Cox's Creek. Path width: Several houses were reduced to kindling, and one tenant house was "blown completely away" near Silver Creek. F-scale: F2 EF-Scale: EF1 The Tyrees lived on the southern edge of the storm area, while the Redefords lived near the northern edge. Notes: Storm Data says this tornado touched down one mile west of Kent and moved east for two miles. Noted discrepancies: NCDC and Grazulis only list Henry County. SPC gives a path width of 10 yards, NCDC gives nothing. Five barns were destroyed, two of which had concrete foundations. On August November 9, 2000 The fire station was heavily damaged, with the collapse of rigid frames. Path length: 5.8 miles Injuries: Trees were blown down in the steep valleys as well as on the hilltops. A man was watching this tornado off to his The glass was not even cracked. Two residents survived in an underground tornado shelter where they took refuge having heard of the warning via sirens and phone calls 3-5 minutes before the tornado destroyed their homes. As it crossed Highway 210 the twister increased to 100 yards wide and became stronger. Grazulis lists this tornado at 10:57pm. Notes: Storm Data says this tornado touched down just north of Campbellsburg, then northeast of Tucker Station, then near Port Royal near the Carroll County line. Injuries: 7 The tornado also caused significant tree damage from the middle school north/northeast across a remote area of the northeast part of the post. 7. Metal siding was thrown 250 yards and several trees were snapped and uprooted. Time: 2:15pm This historic event may have actually started in Harrison County IN, but is traditionally plotted from west of Shively, Kentucky, in western Jefferson County. Notes:This tornado caused minor damage to the roofs of two houses and significant damage to the roofof another house. The country home of Judge Case near Springfield was unroofed. Path length: Noted discrepancies: None Notes: The tornado began as a 125 yard tornado near 4510 Gather Station Road damaging a barn and traveled towards New Glendale Road and Overall Phillips Road damaging some homes and knocking down many trees and fences. There were far fewer towns and people and most went unrecorded. Deaths: 0 The earlier investigators of the phenomenon were untrammelled, to a large extent, by preconceived opinions, and it must strike every one that few substantial facts unknown to them have been brought out since their time. Deaths: 1 Grazulis narrative: Moved northeast from northeast of Versailles. Grazulis, Thomas. Trees were down in this location as well. Deaths: 0 Path length: 9 miles Counties: Hardin, Bullitt A large metal barn with cinder block walls was destroyed. Counties: Washington IN At 1130 Halls Creed Road 2-inch hail occurred before the tornado, with winds of 111 mph. The tornado touched down near the Hill Grove and Guston area on the south side of U.S. 60, blowing a porch off the side of a house. It then crossed the road and snapped several trees. Deaths: 0 February 19, 1888 F-scale: F1 Notes: This tornado struck the southeast side of Huntingburg. F-scale: F1 The tornado intensified east of the intersection of Kettle Bottom and State Highway 362. Injuries: 0 Grazulis narrative: A trailer and a barn were destroyed at Lawrenceburg. A large, well constructed barn was destroyed. Keep in mind that these maps only depict tornadoes -- not severe thunderstorms, downbursts, or other damaging winds. Counties: Jessamine, Fayette Deaths: 0 Path width: 100 yards Notes: This tornado touched down at 338 Soards Road and moved northeast, lifting as it began to cross a small lake. November 7, 1996 Path width: 200 yards After further research, it has been decided that this tornado touched down west of Cool Springs and north of Wysox in Ohio County. Noted discrepancies: None Counties: Meade Path length: 5 miles A 4500 pound tractor was moved seven feet and a 16-foot trailer was wrapped around a tree. It snapped trees as it moved east into Haysville. F-scale: F3 Injuries: 0 monster wave. May 28, 1996 The two-story eight-room main residence was "torn from its foundations" and reduced to a pile of rubble. The car ended up in the living room of the home. Path width: 300 yards Deaths: 0 Fort Knox F-scale: F1 Notes: Several trees were uprooted along West CR 390S. The tornado continued to snap trees and damage outbuildings on its way northeast, scattering debris a quarter mile downwind. Some roofs on the southwest side of Nicholasville had the tin rolled or twisted toward the northeast. Path length: 1.4miles Narrative: Homes of all sizes were destroyed near New Castle. Noted discrepancies: NWS lists this as an F2, Grazulis does not list it. In one case, it snapped the 2-foot diameter trunk of a large cedar less than 5 feet above the ground, but lofted the tree over nearby utility poles -- which remained intact -- and deposited the tree 200 feet to the east. At the 2400 block of WG Talley Road was the most significant damage of the entire survey. Counties: Clark IN, Jefferson KY Path length: 3 miles Path length: Injuries: EF-Scale:EF0 A liquor store and two warehouses were unroofed. Path length: 15 miles Near Talley, the tornado lifted the roof off of a home. County: Washington, IN Time: 3:40pm F-scale: F3 Between April and June 2011 tornadoes killed more than 580 people and caused over $21 billion dollars in economic damages. Time: 10:25am Noted discrepancies: Grazulis lists this at 10:03pm. Time: 1:54am EDT Some trees were uprooted and blown 20 feet. Moving along to the northeast, the Muir area was next in line (near the intersection of KY 1970 and KY 1973 today). F-scale: F0 Injuries: 0 Only minor roof damageoccurred to one home in its path. Noted discrepancies: SPC gives a path length of 1/10 of a mile, NCDC gives nothing. A house on Base Line Road had its front porch ripped off and thrown over the house into the back yard. Counties: Barren Notes: Storm Data takes this tornado from 1.7 miles southwest of Dugansville to 1.6 miles southwest of Dugansville, or half a mile east of Tablow. The funnel devastated that town and crossed the Ohio River into Harrison County, Indiana. Deaths: 0 Sorry, the location you searched for was not found. Path length: 0.6 mile County: LaRue Only one structure was destroyed in Fayette County, which was a barn on the Scott Farm when the tornado was about 200 yards wide and less than a minute old.

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