Charleston, SC
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A weak and brief EF-0 tornado moved onto the south central part of Kiawah Island, possibly starting as a waterspout. The tornado traveled west about 1/10 mile before dissipating. Beach chairs and umbrellas were thrown. There were no apparent injuries or structural damage. Video of the event was recorded by the public and relayed by local television media.
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Rating (Click for EF Scale): EF-0 |
Damage Survey Track [Click to Enlarge] |
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Estimated Max Wind: 55-65 mph |
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Fatalities/Injuries: 0 / 0 |
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Damage Path Length: .10 mi |
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Max Path Width: 20-30 yards |
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Est. Start Point/Time: 32.6007N / 80.0890W 10:28 AM EDT |
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Est. End Point/Time: 32.60040N / 80.0910W 10:32AM EDT |
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