NOTE: The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS Storm Data.
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NWS Damage Survey for Forestport NY Tornado Event
A tornado touch downed onto Kincaid road resulting in uprooted and snapped trees. The trees were sheared toward the top and in crossing patterns along the path. The tornado then continued over West and Meekerville roads. The majority of the tree damage was on Horton road where the tornado lifted. We want to thank Oneida county Emergency Management for assistance with this survey.
MWG/DK
NWS Damage Survey for 07/10/2024 Microburst Wind Event East of Ovid NY/North of Interlaken NY
A core of a supercell thunderstorm moved over this location creating strong, damaging microburst winds. The strongest rotational core moved south of this location with eye witnesses reporting a funnel cloud moving over nearby Cayuga Lake. The most intense damaged observed was to a cattle barn, where the roof and wall structure was lofted approximately 250 feet eastward; maximum wind speeds were estimated here at 80 mph. Surrounding damage included numerous large tree branches snapped and few uprooted trees.
MJM/KL
NWS Damage Survey for July 15 2024 EF0 Tornado in Virgil, NY Cortland County, and Microburst Damage in South Otselic in Chenango County NY
A small tornado touched down near Daisy Hollow Road in Virgil, NY with mostly tree damage last evening. A few homes sustained minor damage to their roofs. The tornado tracked east northeast along Babcock Hollow Road. The tornado passed near Greek Peak Resort and lifted near Route 11 just south of Cortlandville. It is unclear if the tornado was on the ground the entire path as there were a couple hills that we were unable to survey. Drone footage from NY Office of Emergency Management showed a cyclonic flow pattern in some trees along Route 11 right before it lifted.
NICOSIA/SERA
Microburst South Otselic NY Chenango County
Microburst: A convective downdraft with an affected outflow area of less than 2 1/2 miles wide and peak winds lasting less than 5 minutes. Microbursts may induce dangerous horizontal/vertical wind shears, which can adversely affect aircraft performance and cause property damage.
NICOSIA/SERA
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