Storm Damage Features

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event_id | None
Damage Indicator | Manufactured Home - Double Wide (MHDW)
Degree of Damage | Complete destruction of unit; debris blows away
EF Rating | EF2
damage_dir | N/A
Estimated Windspeed (MPH) | 130
injuries | 0.0
deaths | 0.0
comments | Entire home is gone. Homes around it had significant damage to exterior and roof.
lat | 36.2838
office | MEG
image | None
qc | Y
surveytype | None

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event_id | Stewart County EF2
Damage Indicator | Trees: Hardwood (TH)
Degree of Damage | Trees uprooted
EF Rating | EF2
damage_dir | N/A
Estimated Windspeed (MPH) | 115
injuries | 0.0
deaths | 0.0
comments |
lat | 36.5722
office | OHX
image |
qc | Y
surveytype | None

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event_id | None
Damage Indicator | One- or Two-Family Residences (FR12)
Degree of Damage | Large sections of roof structure removed; most walls remain standing
EF Rating | EF2
damage_dir | N/A
Estimated Windspeed (MPH) | 125
injuries | 0.0
deaths | 0.0
comments |
lat | 36.6973
office | PAH
image | None
qc | Y
surveytype | None

event_id |
Damage Indicator | Trees: Hardwood (TH)
Degree of Damage | Trees uprooted
comments |
office | PAH
image |

event_id | Stewart County EF2
Damage Indicator | Trees: Hardwood (TH)
Degree of Damage | Trunks snapped
office | OHX
image |

event_id |
Damage Indicator | Small Professional Building [Doctor's Office, Branch Banks] (SPB)
Degree of Damage | Uplift of roof decking; significant loss of roof covering (>20%); loss of rooftop HVAC equipment
comments | partial roof damage
office | MEG

event_id | None
Damage Indicator | One- or Two-Family Residences (FR12)
Degree of Damage | Large sections of roof structure removed; most walls remain standing
comments | Two story house with attic and roof completely gone. 4 barns completely destroyed.
office | PAH
image | None

event_id |
Damage Indicator | One- or Two-Family Residences (FR12)
Degree of Damage | Large sections of roof structure removed; most walls remain standing
comments | Roof gone on most surrounding houses. Most trees uprooted and snapped.
office | MEG

event_id | Stewart County EF2
Damage Indicator | Small Barns or Farm Outbuildings (SBO)
Degree of Damage | Total destruction of building
office | OHX

Degree of Damage | Trees uprooted

Damage Indicator | Small Barns or Farm Outbuildings (SBO)
Degree of Damage | Total destruction of building

comments | Few small trees and branches snapped. Some debris scattered around field nearby

Damage Indicator | Small Professional Building [Doctor's Office, Branch Banks] (SPB)
Degree of Damage | Total destruction of entire building
comments | Surrounding buildings destroyed

Damage Indicator | Manufactured Home - Double Wide (MHDW)
Degree of Damage | Undercarriage separates from floor, rolls and tumbles, badly bent
comments | Roof peeled up on all homes around the area. Mobile home not intact, extensive tree damage around.

Degree of Damage | Uplift of roof deck and loss of significant roof covering material (>20%); collapse of chimney; garage doors collapse inward; failure of porch or carport
comments | Several branches snapped, scrap metal twisted (possibly from car port or outdoor shed). Some of the trees in the yard looked older. A good portion of the roof was missing.

Damage Indicator | Trees: Softwood (TS)

comments | Numerous homes with significant roof damage and/or roof missing.

Degree of Damage | Uplift of roof deck and loss of significant roof covering material (>20%); collapse of chimney; garage doors collapse inward; failure of porch or carport
comments | Roof decking collapsed as well as brick wall collapse on side of our building. Part of roof destroyed, with attached garage completely destroyed.

Degree of Damage | Uplift of roof deck and loss of significant roof covering material (>20%); collapse of chimney; garage doors collapse inward; failure of porch or carport
comments | Numerous houses with roof damage.

Degree of Damage | Most walls collapsed, except small interior rooms
comments | Surrounding homes had significant damage

Degree of Damage | Trunks snapped
comments | Dozens of trees snapped

Degree of Damage | Most walls collapsed, except small interior rooms
comments | Large uprooted tree went through center of home. Some interior rooms still standing. Several snapped/uprooted trees around home.

lon | -88.006

Damage Indicator | Manufactured Home - Double Wide (MHDW)
Degree of Damage | Uplift of roof deck and loss of significant roof covering material (>20%)

Damage Indicator | Manufactured Home - Single Wide (MHSW)
Degree of Damage | Complete uplift of roof; most walls remain standing

comments | Aerial photo from Stewart County EMA

Degree of Damage | Loss of roof covering material (<20%), gutters and/or awning; loss of vinyl or metal siding
comments | Porch supports gone, roof and shingle damage.

Damage Indicator | Manufactured Home - Single Wide (MHSW)
Degree of Damage | Destruction of roof and walls leaving floor and undercarriage in place

Damage Indicator | Elementary School [Single Story; Interior or Exterior Hallways] (ES)
Degree of Damage | Uplift of roof decking; significant loss of roof covering (>20%); loss of rooftop HVAC
comments | Major roof damage to Pembroke Elementary. Entire school took on water.

Degree of Damage | Exterior walls collapsed
comments | Over half of home gone. Trees snapped & uprooted on either side of the road near home

Damage Indicator | Manufactured Home - Single Wide (MHSW)
Degree of Damage | Complete destruction of unit; debris blown away

comments | Almost entire roof removed. Large trees uprooted

comments | None

Degree of Damage | Trunks snapped
comments | Dozens of large trees snapped.
lon | -87.354

comments | None
lon | -87.36

Degree of Damage | Uplift or collapse of roof structure

Degree of Damage | Major loss of roof panels

Damage Indicator | Small Professional Building [Doctor's Office, Branch Banks] (SPB)
Degree of Damage | Collapse of exterior walls; closely spaced interior walls remain standing

Degree of Damage | Complete uplift of roof; most walls remain standing

Degree of Damage | Complete destruction of unit; debris blows away
comments | Most of the home is gone

Degree of Damage | Collapse of exterior walls; closely spaced interior walls remain standing
comments | Several trees snapped and uprooted. Buildings in front collapsed.

comments | Barn/cabin completely destroyed. Debris from shed on other side of the road.

comments | Numerous trees uprooted. 400-500 yards wide at this point.

Degree of Damage | Loss of wood or metal roof panels
comments | None

Degree of Damage | Most walls collapsed, except small interior rooms
comments | Mobile home destroyed and lofted across the street, two story home missing top story (as well as roof). Another home have only a few interior walls up.

Degree of Damage | Entire house shifts off foundation
comments | Already rebuilding but 4 homes destroyed.

comments | Numerous trees uprooted and snapped. Barn/outbuilding destroyed.

Damage Indicator | Other (O)
Degree of Damage | Other damage
comments | Church steeple gone.

Degree of Damage | Complete destruction of unit; debris blown away

Degree of Damage | Exterior walls collapsed
comments | Large hardwood (older) uprooted and fell on home

Degree of Damage | Collapse of walls
comments | At least a dozen utility poles snapped. Two large barns and another outbuilding destroyed.

comments | Garage destroyed. Roof damage to home.

comments | Abandoned house with significant roof damage. Church sustained roof/steeple damage.

Damage Indicator | Trees: Softwood (TS)
comments | Numerous trees snapped

comments | Numerous trees uprooted or snapped. Silo destroyed. House with roof damage.

comments | Garage completely gone

Degree of Damage | Complete destruction of unit; debris blown away
comments | Non tied down single wide completely destroyed. One injury.

comments | Several trees down and homes with roof damaged.

Damage Indicator | Electrical Transmission Lines (ETL)
Degree of Damage | Broken wood poles
comments | Powerlines down across the street from damaged home.

comments | Woman rode out tornado in shower and survived.

Degree of Damage | Entire house shifts off foundation

Degree of Damage | Uplift or collapse of roof structure
comments | Carport across the street from gas station

comments | Numerous trees uprooted or snapped. Several homes with roof damage.

Degree of Damage | All walls collapsed
comments | Surrounding homes and buildings destroyed

Degree of Damage | Collapse of walls
comments | numerous outbuildings destroyed.

comments | Three houses with roof damage. Garage completely destroyed.

comments | Multiple houses with significant roof damage not from trees.

Degree of Damage | Collapse of walls
comments | Lots of scrap metal in the surrounding area. A mix of wood and metal.

comments | About half of the exterior walls were caved in. Down trees and powerlines around the residence

comments | Barn outbuilding destroyed.

comments | Farm equipment completely destroyed.

comments | Large trees uprooted and snapped (hard woods). A few exterior walls blown in. Powerlines down around whole area. Numerous homes with roof damage and/or large portions of roof missing.

comments | Several trees snapped/uprooted around homes. One exterior wall is blown in. Sections of shingles blown off the roof and exterior patio (and or screen porch) gone.

comments | Numerous trees snapped. Brick home with three pillars moved but seems intake. Farm outbuildings completely destroyed.

Degree of Damage | Entire house shifts off foundation
comments | Good portion of home still in tact but entire house shifted a few yards off of foundation

Degree of Damage | Threshold of visible damage

TSTM/Wind
Degree of Damage | Loss of roof covering material (<20%), gutters and/or awning; loss of vinyl or metal siding
EF Rating | TSTM/Wind
comments | A few houses missing vinyl siding.

Degree of Damage | Unit rolls or vaults; roof and walls separate from floor and undercarriage
comments | Mobile home off foundation, with roof and decking destroyed. Tree lodged in roof at nearby home.

TSTM/Wind
Damage Indicator | Electrical Transmission Lines (ETL)
Degree of Damage | Broken wood poles
EF Rating | TSTM/Wind

comments | Third story of home gone. Roof damage and trees snapped uprooted nearby

Damage Indicator | Other (O)
Degree of Damage | Other damage
comments | Gain silos destroyed and debris lifted east 0f 325.

comments | One silo heavily damaged and one barn roof completely gone.

comments | Roof gone from this home and neighboring home.

comments | Large trees snapped uprooted near home.

comments | Roof damage on may homes, outbuilding destroyed near home. In total 5 structures destroyed with debris everywhere. Trees uprooted and snapped.

comments | Several barns with total roof damage. Silo damage

comments | Widespread downed trees in downtown Dresden

Degree of Damage | Large branches broken (1-3 inch diameter)

Degree of Damage | Overturning or sliding of entire structure
comments | Old barn destroyed

Degree of Damage | Loss of wood or metal roof panels
comments | Roof damage to a few barn buildings

Degree of Damage | Collapse of exterior walls; closely spaced interior walls remain standing

comments | Dozens of trees snapped

comments | Extensive tree damage across the area.

comments | Tree into house. Silo destroyed.

Damage Indicator | Warehouse Building [Tilt-up Walls or Heavy-Timber Construction] (WHB)
Degree of Damage | Loss of roof covering (<20%)

Degree of Damage | Loss of roof covering material (<20%), gutters and/or awning; loss of vinyl or metal siding

comments | Family of 3 survived tornado by riding it out in the closet. House slide off foundation. Not attached the best.

comments | Trees uprooted around the area, poles and trees down across trailer, home also has shingles missing off roof.

TSTM/Wind
event_id | Christian
EF Rating | TSTM/Wind
comments | Several trees uprooted and snapped, and power poles downed.

comments | Large section of trees snapped & uprooted. Residence next door was not damaged.

Degree of Damage | Uplift of roof decking; significant loss of roof covering (>20%); loss of rooftop HVAC equipment
comments | Partial roof damage

Degree of Damage | Exterior walls collapsed

comments | Theee homes with garage and roof damage.

comments | Brick house off shifted off foundation, some walls down. Deck gone.

Damage Indicator | Other (O)
Degree of Damage | Other damage
comments | Significant damage to silo and irrigation system. Beck s Farm estimated damages to be $1million.

comments | Parts of the roof missing & front porch caved in. Same residence of outdoor shed/pool damage

comments | Dozens of trees snapped or uprooted. Damage to homes.

comments | Detached garage of home destroyed and entryway of home collapsed

event_id | Christian
comments | Barn completely destroyed

Degree of Damage | Removal of entire roof structure leaving most walls standing
comments | Double wide destroyed, along with trees snapped and uprooted.

Degree of Damage | Complete uplift of roof; most walls remain standing
comments | Roof completely peeled back.

Damage Indicator | Small Retail Building [Fast Food Restaurants] (SRB)
comments | House across the street had damage to garage, surrounding trees & powerlines down. 2 trapped in gas station initially

comments | Significant tree damage in the cemetary.

Damage Indicator | Electrical Transmission Lines (ETL)
Degree of Damage | Broken wood poles
comments | A mile s worth of power poles napped.

Degree of Damage | Loss of wood or metal roof panels

comments | House with roof damage at Bell Grove. Window damage as well.

comments | Two barns completely destroyed.

Degree of Damage | Undercarriage separates from unit; rolls, tumbles, and is badly bent

comments | Several homes with roof damage and large trees uprooted or snapped

comments | Second story of home gone. Home next to it had significant roof and portions of exterior wall gone, trees snapped & uprooted around it

comments | Two houses with their roofs completely gone.

Damage Indicator | Low-Rise Building [1-4 Stories] (LRB)
Degree of Damage | Significant damage to exterior walls and some interior walls
comments | Home with significant damage to walls. Brick walls down on most homes with some interior walls still standing.

comments | Trees covering home (manufactured home). Surround homes have shingles missing.

comments | Four tobacco barns completely destroyed. Another three equipment garages destroyed. Two buildings heavily damaged. Multiple silos destroyed. Damage estimates in the millions according to the owners.

comments | A few trees uprooted

comments | Numerous trees snapped as well as wood power poles. Roof damage to house.

length | 0.0
width | 0.0
injuries | 0
fatalities | 0

event_id | Newbern TN to Elkton KY
startlat | 36.1197
injuries | 13
fatalities | 0
efnum | 3
maxwind | 160
cropdamage | 0.0
propdamage | 0.0
comments | The first observed damage was in Newbern near Washington Street. The tornado moved northeast, uprooting and snapping numerous trees along its path. Several homes had significant roof damage. The tornado initially produced EF-1 damage but while progressing northeast, it continued to strengthen to EF3 as it approached Dresden, TN. Several buildings and homes in downtown Dresden suffered significant damage or were completely destroyed. The tornado slightly weakened and moved northeast toward Paris Landing and eventually crossed the Tennessee River. 5 people were injured in west Tennessee. The tornado clipped the Fort Donelson National Battlefield area of extreme southeastern Calloway County, Kentucky where it blew down several trees, then crossed the Tennessee River into the Land Between the Lakes area of Stewart County and did massive tree damage to heavily wooded areas uprooting thousands of trees along its path. The tornado struck a well constructed single family brick home near Bear Creek where it took off the roof and top story. It then continued to travel northeast where it passed Indian Branch and Morgan Branch where it continued to uproot trees and destroyed some farm outbuildings, lifted the roofs off of some single and double wide mobile homes and completely flattened some barns and single wide structures. The most widespread and severe damage in Stewart County was between Indian Branch and Morgan Branch, to the south of Bumpus Mills. The tornado then continued northeast across the far northwest corner of Fort Campbell Army Base continuing to blow down trees before moving into Kentucky. The tornado received a maximum rating of EF2 in Stewart County, and 4 people were injured. The tornado passed just south of the city of Lafayette, Kentucky where it immediately struck a barn and knocked down several electrical transmission lines. The tornado tracked northeast over mostly open country before causing significant damage to several homes off of Boddie Road and Darnell Road. More significant damage occurred to several homes, farm outbuildings, and structures on Palmyra Road. A mobile home was completely demolished and significant roofing damage was done to a brick home on Herndon Oak Grove Road. As the tornado approached Interstate 24, mostly tree damage was observed with a few structures impacted as well. Once the tornado crossed Fort Campbell Blvd, additional damage to electrical transmission lines was observed including over a dozen wood poles snapped. The tornado continued northeast causing mostly tree damage before completely destroying four tobacco barns and damaging three equipment garages off of Bradshaw Road. Two other buildings were also heavily damaged along with multiple silos destroyed. Damage estimates were in the millions according to the owners for just this one farm. The tornado then took straight aim for the city of Pembroke where significant tree damage was observed along with multiple houses with roof damage. Once the tornado moved out of Pembroke, two mobile homes were completely destroyed with the occupants injured. The tornado then crossed into Todd County where mostly tree damage and damage to farm/outbuildings were observed. The tornado then lifted just before impacting the city of Elkton where straight-line winds became dominant. The tornado received a maximum rating of EF2 in Christian County and EF1 in Todd County, and 4 people were injured. The next tornado then touched back down just to the east across the Todd/Logan County line.