[BNAWX] Public Information Statement

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Mon May 4 20:36:39 CDT 2009


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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
834 PM CDT MON MAY 4 2009

...TORNADO DAMAGE IN THE CROSSVILLE AREA IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY...

A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SURVEY HAS DETERMINED THAT A TORNADO
OCCURRED IN THE CROSSVILLE AREA EARLY SUNDAY EVENING.

THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN AROUND 520 PM CDT ALONG TAYLORS CHAPEL ROAD
...OR 4.1 MILES SOUTHWEST OF DOWNTOWN CROSSVILLE. NUMEROUS TREES WERE
UPROOTED AND SNAPPED ALONG THE PATH. SOME HOMES SUSTAINED ROOF DAMAGE
DUE TO FALLEN TREES. THE AREA THAT SUFFERED THE MOST DAMAGE EXTENDED
FROM LOCKSLEY CIRCLE ROAD...NORTHEAST ACROSS BLACK OAK LANE AND ALONG
OAK DRIVE.

THE TORNADO LIFTED JUST EAST OF THE INTERSECTION OF MYRTLE AVENUE
AND FOURTH STREET...AND JUST SOUTHWEST OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL. THIS IS 9 TENTHS OF A MILE SOUTHWEST OF THE DOWNTOWN
AREA.

THE TORNADO WAS RATED EF-1 WITH WINDS UP TO 100 MPH. PATH LENGTH
WAS 3.2 MILES AND THE WIDTH UP TO 300 YARDS. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED
WITH THIS STORM.

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STEIGERWALDT


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