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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
1020 PM CDT SUN APR 9 2006

...NWS STORM SURVEYS FOR HUMPHREYS AND BENTON COUNTIES....

IN HUMPHREYS COUNTY

AN F1 TORNADO (73-112 MPH) MOVED ACROSS SOUTHERN HUMPHREYS COUNTY
FROM ABOUT 2:05 PM CDT TO 2:12 PM CDT. THE TORNADO TOUCH DOWN
7.9 MILES WEST-SOUTHWEST OF HURRICANE MILLS ALONG CUBA LANDING
ROAD, WHERE LARGE TREES WERE SNAPPED, UPROOTED AND BLOWN DOWN. THE
TORNADO CROSSED BAKERVILLE ROAD WHERE A BRICK HOME WAS 40 PERCENT
DESTROYED AND A MOBILE HOME WAS DEMOLISHED WITH ONLY A TWISTED METAL
FRAME BEING LEFT AT THE MOBILE HOME'S ORIGINAL SITE. THE STORM THEN
MOVED ACROSS JACK RUDOLPH ROAD AND LIFTED UP ALONG OLD HIGHWAY 13
WHERE TREES WERE DESTROYED AND ANOTHER MOBILE HOME WAS PUSHED OFF ITS
FOUNDATION. THE PATH WIDTH OF THE TORNADO WAS 50 YARDS. THE PATH
LENGTH WAS ABOUT 4.5 MILES.

THE SECOND TORNADO WAS AN F0 (LESS THAN 73 MPH) MOVED ACROSS NORTHERN
HUMPHREYS COUNTY FROM ABOUT 1:05 PM CDT TO 1:06 PM CDT. THE TORNADO
TOUCH DOWN 5.7 MILES NORTH-NORTHWEST OF WAVERLY ALONG CLYDETON ROAD
BREAKING AND UPROOTING TREES AND ROOF DAMAGED TO TWO HOMES.  THE PATH
WIDTH OF THE TORNADO WAS 20 YARDS. THE PATH LENGTH WAS ABOUT O.2
MILES.

THE THIRD TORNADO WAS AN F0 (LESS THAN 73 MPH) MOVED ACROSS NORTHEAST
HUMPHREYS COUNTY FROM ABOUT 1:10 PM CDT TO 1:11 PM CDT.  THE TORNADO
TOUCH DOWN 7.9 MILES NORTH-NORTHEAST OF WAVERLY ALONG THE
INTERSECTION OF ARNOLD HOLLOW ROAD AND DEER CREEK ROAD. BREAKING
TREES AND STRUCTURE DAMAGE TO OUT BUILDINGS AND DESTROYING A BARN
ALONG DEER CREEK ROAD.  THE PATH WIDTH OF THE TORNADO WAS 20 YARDS.
THE PATH LENGTH WAS ABOUT O.2 MILES.

IN BENTON COUNTY

AN F2 TORNADO (113-157 MPH) MOVED ACROSS CAMDEN COUNTY FROM ABOUT
1:53 PM CDT TO 2:00 PM CDT. THE TORNADO TOUCH DOWN 12.2 MILES SOUTH-
SOUTHWEST OF CAMDEN AND MOVED TO 12.1 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHEAST CAMDEN.
THE WORST DAMAGE WAS A HOME THAT LOST ENTIRE ROOF INCLUDING RAFTERS
ON CONLEY BRANCH ROAD. OTHER HOMES HAD ROOF DAMAGE ALONG WITH
NUMEROUS LARGE TREES BEING SNAPPED, UPROOTED AND BLOWN DOWN.  THE
PATH WIDTH OF THE TORNADO WAS 50 YARDS. THE PATH LENGTH WAS ABOUT 6.0
MILES.

THE SECOND TORNADO WAS AN F0 (LESS THAN 73 MPH) MOVED ACROSS NORTHERN
BENTON COUNTY FROM ABOUT 12:40 PM CDT TO 12:41 PM CDT. THE TORNADO
TOUCH DOWN 4.7 MILES SOUTHWEST OF BIG SANDY TO 4.2 MILES SOUTH-
SOUTHWEST OF BIG SANDY. HOMES LOSS SHINGLES AT THE CEDAR LAKES
ESTATE ALONG WITH TREES BEING SNAPPED, UPROOTED AND BLOWN DOWN.
THE PATH WIDTH OF THE TORNADO WAS 10 YARDS. THE PATH LENGTH WAS ABOUT
1.1 MILES.

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