The National Weather Service confirmed that the damage in Mexico Beach was caused by an EF-1 tornado with maximum 100 mph wind speeds.
They have confirmed that on Monday morning, Mexico Beach was hit by an EF1 tornado with winds of up to 100 mph and an EF0 ...
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Tornado touched down during storms that brought 100 mph winds to South-Central Texas, NWS confirms
The National Weather Service said the twister's path went on for about 20 miles, covered a width of 300 yards and estimated ...
The National Weather Service in Tallahassee arrived on site in Mexico Beach Tuesday morning to conduct a thorough survey on ...
The tornado hit the ground between 11:35 and 11:58 p.m. near Kendalia and Spring Branch, travelling east at a length of more ...
The first fall severe weather occurred October 17-19 across the Central and Eastern US. Tornadoes, large hail and damaging ...
As heavy rain battered the Bay Area on Monday, one location on the San Mateo County coastline suffered storm damage from ...
On May 16, staff members at the Urban League Women’s Business Center and the Small Business Administration were wrapping up a ...
The tornado began in eastern Kendall County late Friday, causing damage across a 20-mile path into parts of Comal County.
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