Notes: A large swath of hardwood trees were snapped or uprooted three miles north of Huntingburg. Deaths: 0 Deaths: 1 Injuries: SPC gives a path length of 20 milesNCDC gives 21 milesGrazulis give 29 miles. Notes: The tornado first touched down near Lone Star, where it destroyed several barns and a mobile home. Counties: Butler May 6, 1971 Counties: Hardin, Nelson, Spencer Path length: 60 miles (probably a family of tornadoes) Time: 12:09am EDT Injuries: 0 Our neighbors between us and the creek lost their roof, which landed 300 yards to the east of their home mostly intact. Will plot it as an F1. Notes: Storm Data puts this tornado two miles north of Crab Orchard. Time: Noon Path length: 15.7 miles (skipping) Injuries: 2 Storm Data may begin this tornado at Colesburg in Hardin Countythen it reports continuous damage from 3 miles north of Boston to Samuels to 2 miles north of Fairfield. Injuries: Noted discrepancies: None Path width: Notes: This tornado touched down along the Daviess County line near Gatewood and did primarily tree and power line damage as it headed northeast. We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Thomas P. Grazulis, and his master work Significant Tornadoes 1680 - 1991 and its supplement Significant Tornadoes 1992 - 1995. in Floyds Knobs, where a garage was destroyed. Counties: Warren Path length: 4 miles Time: The country home of Judge Case near Springfield was unroofed. Deaths: Storm Data reports damage on a farm just south of Bowling Green. Path length: Counties: Breckinridge, Hardin Time: Noon County: Taylor Deaths: 0 Noted discrepancies: SPC has no entry for fatalitiesNCDC lists zeroStorm Data lists one. Counties: Green, LaRue, Marion Multiple pine, ash, and oak trees were snapped and uprooted. Many pioneer farms were damaged or destroyed. Grazulis has this tornado touch down ten minutes before the previous one (listed above). December 29, 1865 Deaths: An outbuilding was destroyed and debris was scattered for a quarter mile. Path length: 10 miles Time: 3:00pm One man was sitting in his trailer when the tornado hit, and subsequently found himself sitting in a field after his trailer was carried away. A house was shifted off its foundation. Minor damage was sustained east of KY 639 to several outbuildings. Time: 12:03am - 12:09amEST 4th ed. Path length: 8.3miles Path width: June 22, 1974 Barns on either side of the path were damaged with the debris thrown clockwise, showing an anticyclonic rotation. Notes: This weak tornado hit the south side of a farm on Gettlefinger Road, causing a milk barn to collapse and tearing several panels off of a large metal outbuilding in addition to snapping trees in wooded areas on either side of the farm. Notes: The tornado formed just west of Interstate 65 and crossed the highway, the Hardin County Fairgrounds, and lifted just east of the intersection of First Union Church Road and Sportsman Lake Road. County: Scott, KY January 2, 2006 The tornado came back to earth just on the other side of Cannelton and proceeded northeast into the Hoosier National Forest, damaging the Girl Scout Camp on Cann Heights Road and lifting at Plock Knob. Notes: The tornado, with 105 mph winds,touched down approximately one mile west of Huntsville on Blaine Road where some trees were uprooted. Noted discrepancies: NCDC does not give a liftoff lat/lon. Path width: 60 yards Path length: Path width: EF-Scale:EF1 She had been sucked out of her mobile home when she tried to open her front door. The path length was about a third of a mile and the tornado was on the ground for less than 1 minute. Path length: 3 miles Witnesses saw one vortex coming down from the apparent wall cloud and quickly lifting before a new vortex came down nearby. Time: 2:40pm SPC/NCDC stop the tornado where Grazulis starts it (Grazulis then moves it northeast for 5 miles). The tornado ended approximately 400 yards from Highway 1544 near theintersection of 1164. June 11, 2009 Deaths: 0 The observed damage width was one-third of a mile with estimated winds of 170 mph (EF4). Injuries: Noted discrepancies: SPC gives a time of 6:01pm, NCDC gives 5:01pm, Storm Data says 7:01pm. Tornadoes are meteorological monsters that have a powerful effect on anything that stands in their way. Time: 3:00pm Hazardous Weather Outlook Vinyl siding was ripped off a home and small outbuildings were damaged. April 20, 2011 Counties: Edmonson Injuries: Deaths: 0 Time: 3:05pm Path width: 50 yards Time: 9:34pm EDT F-scale: F3 Counties: Allen, Barren, Monroe, Metcalfe (from Sumner TN) Deaths: April 3, 1974 Time: 6:04pm Multi-story downtown buildings were hit by the tornado and subsequently collapsed. The likelihood of tornado involvement seemed to begin near Gilpin, continued east, passing south of Eubank, and ending in northern Laurel County. Path length: November 26, 1965 A 16-inch rafter was driven into the ground. Damage to houses and other buildings was mainly to roofs and windows of the upper floors. Notes:This small tornado destroyed one outbuilding in addition to uprooting and snapping limbs on several trees in a very narrow path near the community of Breeding. Noted discrepancies: SPC gives a path length of 1/10 of a mile and a width of 10 yardsNCDC gives nothing for either. Continuing to the northeast, a home was damaged at the corner of Kentucky and Shelby streets and brick cottages on Kentucky near Shelby were wrecked. Path length: April 29, 1963 Counties: Madison Injuries: 200 Deaths: 0 Deaths: Jefferson County: The Jefferson County portion of the track was well-covered in the local newspapers. June 23, 1984 A large barn on KY 1009 had two walls blown out with debris thrown over half a mile downwind into Wayne County. Time: 9:00pm Deaths: 1 Counties: Monroe Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC do not list this tornado. Path width: 50 yards Floods killed 28 people at Xenia on May 12, and two days later, from late on the night of May 14 into the early morning of May 15, 1886, Ohio's deadliest tornado outbreak of the 19th century occurred. Notes: Storm Data takes this tornado from 3.8 miles southwest of Salem to 7.2 miles east of Salem. The "coldest" tornadoes occurred on March 12, 1986, when three F1 tornadoes were observed while temperatures were in the middle 40s. SPC and NCDC give a path length of 32 miles, Grazulis gives 34. Path length: They were rescued several hours later as workers and neighbors cleared Murray Roadof trees and debris. Deaths: of the event until morning, when they Counties: Jefferson KY Deaths: Time: 5:00pm boated, then swam, to Omaha to warn the next Path length: 15 miles The next morning the newspaper called the storm "the whirling tiger of the air". F-scale: F1 There was also extensive structural damage on the east side of Henryville on North Front Street and Pennsylvania Street. Deaths: 0 Notes: Numerous hardwood and softwood trees were snapped or uprooted along the northern bank of Indian Creek two miles northeast of Corydon. 3. Path length: 3.3 miles Path width: Time: 12:00am EDT F-scale: F1 Time: 6:07pm Deaths: 0 Path length: Counties: Simpson Injuries: 0 March 19, 1943 Will plot according to the lat/lon for now. There were a couple of areas where it fully descended to the surface and caused more widespread damage. Counties: Warren However, this path would completely miss Allen County. Insulation and metal siding were thrown in multiple directions. Metal siding was thrown downwind up to 500 yards into the woods. Injuries: 1 Time: 2:00pm Two people were killed in this area. Notes: A National Weather Service Survey Team in conjunction with Larue County EMA determined a second tornado just south of Miami Court and moved east through a wooded area. Counties: Garrard, Madison, Clark KY Path width: Notes: Storm Data places this tornado two miles southeast of Lebanon. Deaths: 5 F-scale: F4 Noted discrepancies: None SPC gives a path width of 10 yards, NCDC gives nothing. Deaths: 0 SPC/NCDC's lat/lon pairs start this tornado in Taylor County and end it in Washington County, crossing the entire width of Marion County in between. July 26, 1984 Path width: 300 yards Several residents reported a loud roar, their ears popped, and there was zero visibility in torrential rain when the storm struck. The distance across Marion County is about 14 miles. Deaths: 3 F-scale: F2 June 27, 1973 April 16, 1998 Counties: Henry Injuries: 0 Trees were snapped and uprooted along US 68 throughout the path. Path width: Path width: 30 yards Injuries: 0 Path width: 75 yards The tornado next removed the roof of an older building next to the cafe and a garage behind the cafe. It then grew in width and intensity as it crossed Highway 1365 and uprooted, snapped and twisted over 200 trees in a heavily forested area around a deep karst ravine. F-scale: F1 Itcrossed Interstate 71 where it overturned a truck, and lifted 2.2 miles northeast of Campbellsburg. Deaths: Path length: However the lat/lon given doesn't quite agree with that location. SPC gives a path width of 880 yards, NCDC gives 30 yards, Grazulis says 400 yards. Deaths: F-scale: F1 April 20, 2000 Injuries: SPC gives a path width of 10 yards, NCDC gives nothing. Path width: Tornado stories are handed down through generations of families. Three small homes were blown down. More tree and power line damage was along KY 585 near Shores Road. After possibly weakening or lifting in Jessamine County, the tornado slammed into eastern sections of Fayette County with renewed vigor. May 28, 1996 Injuries: 0 In some cases, the various sources disagreed so strongly with each other that a good faith effort to plot the tornado in question was impossible. Deaths: Several toys and pumpkins were turned and thrown cyclonically towards the west. Path width: 10 yards 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. Path length: 12 miles Deaths: 0 Path length: Counties: Dubois Path width: 150 yards Notes: This small tornado touched down near the intersection of Iron Mountain Road and Kidd Road where it heavily damaged a barn, then moved east-northeast over open farmland before hitting a farm on the west side of Center Three Springs Road. Counties: Russell Along Black Branch Road just east of the school complex the tornado caused some structural damage to homes. EF-Scale: EF0 Grazulis narrative: Moved east-northeast and northeast from three miles south of Huffman, passing southeast of Branchville, north of Sulphur Springs and Pilot Knob, south of Sulphur and Curby, across the southeast part of DePauw, hitting two miles east of Palmyra, passing through Martinsburg, crossing the southeast half of Daisy Hill, passing between Bunker Hill and New Liberty, and ending two miles north of IN 160. Notes: This tornado destroyed or heavily damaged two shop buildings at a construction company. Injuries: 0 F-scale: F3 Injuries: April 28, 2002 April 5, 1985 Notes: Storm Data mentions damage between US 68 and Russell Creek. Pieces of clothing, blankets, sheets, metal siding, and roofing were wrapped around uprooted trees and hanging from power lines. The tornado produced sporadic damage across farmland mainly in terms of trees, with more concentrated damage along Plum Run Road. Deaths: 0 While many homes were swept away, the deaths were concentrated in groups, including at least five (possibly 12) deaths at the Olden Street School, eight deaths at a wood specialties plant, and five deaths in one home. Injuries: 2 Counties: Adair Injuries: Apparently the same tornado continued northeastward into Henry County. Narrative: Moved east from south of High Grove, to seven miles west of Fairfield, to two miles east of Fairfield. Injuries: 95 Notes: This storm swept through the southern half of Louisville with the primary damage swath a mile wide. Deaths: 0 Time: 3:30pm Grazulis Narrative: Moved northeast in and near Neafus, Steff, Spring Lick, Goffs, Short Creek, Staff, and Caneyville. Storm Data says most damage was in and around Eastern State College in Richmond. Deaths: 0 Counties: Jefferson KY, Shelby, Oldham, Henry Counties: Green Injuries: Noted discrepancies: SPC and NCDC list this as an F1, Grazulis ranks it as an F2 (albeit "minimal"). Path length: 7.2 miles Homes in the Daisy Hill area were completely swept away. EF-scale: EF3 Deaths: Injuries: Path length: 0.6 mile Deaths: 0 It appears this tornado should be listed as Marshall/McCracken rather than McCracken/Madison. Notes: Storm Data says this tornado hit the Buckley Wildlife Refuge. Path width: 60yards County: Clark IN Counties: Anderson Two homes were unroofed and torn apart, injuring two people inside one of them. Narrative: Moved east-northeast from near Grantsburg to northwest of Hancock. EF-Scale:EF1 One of the trees along Gracie Lane fell on power lines, tearing them down. Trimble County is included at NCDC, with begin and end lat/lons identical to each other and to the end lat/lon given at NCDC for Jefferson County. June 22, 2011 There was a very concentrated area of trees snapped, along with a gutter ripped off a house and power line down. Path width: Path Width: 50 yards Notes: Storm data places this tornado just south of Smiths Grove. April 11, 2008 F-scale: F1 Path width: Path length: 0.3 mile Next, an office building that was under construction was lifted off of its foundation. EF-Scale:EF1 A small outbuilding was also destroyed. Damage then occurred again when a frame home's garage was torn from its foundation at 2835 Klondike Lane and was thrown 100 feet into the side of Saint Martha Catholic Church. F-scale: F1 Injuries: 1 7. Deaths: 0 Path width: 60 yards October 26, 2010 Path length: 1 mile Path length: Using damage locations listed by Grazulis the path length might have been longer than the 1/10 mile given by SPC. Open map in full-page view (Best for mobile). Three barns were destroyed, 2 of them were concreted in strong firm footers. Counties: Breckinridge According to witnesses, the tornado was "cone-shaped and had a large black cloud at its top, coming out of the west. 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. of fine dirt and leaves which seemed to be Half a dozen houses were damaged on Milk Street (?) Around 2:30 p.m., a volunteer found Cecilia Lloyd's wedding dress wrapped in a garment bag. Path length: Injuries: Path length: 1 mile Counties: Orange (from Martin, to Lawrence) Path length: 2.7 miles Path width: Path width: 100 yards Counties: Warren Time: 3:10pm Path length: Noted discrepancies: None March 1, 1997 Counties: Harrison IN Path width: 200 yards F-scale: F0 Notes: Storm Data says this tornado struck Bakerton (touching down on the southwest side of town) and lifted at the Adair County line after following Little Renox Creek. Deaths: 0 The tornadotouched down for a second time at 41 El Retiro Ln where the pathwidth increased to 50 yards and the winds speed increased to 90-95mph. Decision Support Page It also moved a Beechcraft/King Air plane 10 degrees and the nose gear was broken. Path width: Time: 2:25pm F-scale: F2 Deaths: Notes: Will use the Storm Data description. 157-158. Injuries: 25 Deaths: 0 Path length: Munfordville Elementary School had part of its roof removed. Injuries: 0 Deaths: Deaths: 0 SPC, Storm Data, and NCDC give a time of 9:25am, Grazulis give 8:15am. Deaths: 0 Path length: Grazulis narrative: Moved east-northeast from one mile northwest of Galena to Sellersburg, passing through Floyds Knobs and Hamburg. Time: 4:02pm EST 2. May 8, 2003 Notes: A small tornado traveled from northwest of Cyclone to south of Cyclone, damaging a few buildings and felling trees. Deaths: Notes: A small tornado touched down in the back yard of a home about a quarter mile west of the caution light on IN 60 in Borden and uprooted trees and caused roof damage to the home. Time: 9:16pm CDT Path length: Time: 11:25pm EDT Deaths: 31 Counties: Cumberland Path width: There was also structural damage and roof damage at the Good Samaritan Society Nursing Home at 3500 Good Samaritan Way. F-scale: F0 Both places of damage listed by Grazulis are on the Henry/Shelby county line. Roofs were damaged as the tornado proceeded along Main Street/KY 524. It took down several fences, with evidence of cyclonic circulation.
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