THIS
THIS IS
THIS IS THE PATH OF AN E- F-2 TORNADO IN KERSHAW4@ COUNTY LAST NIGHT.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SAYS
SAYS THE
SAYS THE TORNADO BEGAN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF LOCKHART4@ ROAD AND KEYS LANE.
THE STORM MOVED THROUGH THE
CAMPUS OF
NORTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - IN A
PATH ABOUT
HALF A MILE LONG AND 150 YARDS
WIDE. 4@
EXPERTS SHOW - THE TORNADO
TOUCHED 4@
DOWN NEAR ONE END OF CAMPUS -
AND LIFTED AS SOON
AS IT REACHED THE OPPOSITE END.
MAXIMUM WIND SPEEDS REACHED 130
4@
4@
4@ MILES
4@ MILES PER HOUR4@.
IF WINDS WOULD HAVE BEEN ANY HIGHER - THIS
WOULD HAVE BEEN AN E-F-3
TORNADO.
TORNADO.
TORNADO. THANKFULLY, NO ONE WAS HURT IN
THE STORM.4@ CAMPUS WAS EMPTY ON A SATURDAY
NIGHT.
NOW, WE'RE GETTING A CLOSER LOOK
AT SCHOOL
PROPERTY. 4@
METEOGOLOST DANIELLE MILLER
TOURED CAMPUS THIS
MORNING - AND FOLLOWED THE
NATIONAL WEATHER4@
SERVICE AS THEY ASSESSED THE
DAMAGE. 4@
NATIONAL WEATHER4@ SERVICE AS THEY ASSESSED THE DAMAGE. 4@4@
DAMAGE. 4@4@ 4@
4@
4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@ SUPERINTENDENT SAYS STUDENTS WILL GO TO THE OLD4@
4@4@
4@4@ 4@4@
4@4@
4@4@4@4@4@4@ SUPERINTENDENT SAYS STUDENTS WILL GO TO THE OLD4@
4@4@4@4@4@4@ A-TECH CAMPUS. AN OLD VOCATIONAL SCHOOL.
-HOW RARE IS AN E-F-2?4@
4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@4@ -TALK MORE ABOUT THE STRENGTH OF THE STORM -
THIS IS WHY YOU WANT TO STAY
AWAY FROM
WINDOWS 4@4@
WINDOWS 4@4@