April 3, 2007 Cumberland County EF1 Tornado

Damage:

STORM DATA - Two barns were destroyed on Wilsons Way. The older barn was built in 1902 and was over 100 years-old. One mobile home shifted off its foundation on Dugger Branch Road. One home had lost part of its roof on Clarence Blaylock Road. Numerous trees were snapped and slight debarking was noted on trees along a path length of four tenths of a mile on Thomas Springs Rd. The tornado destroyed a mobile home on Cherokee Drive. A camper and a barn was destroyed at 626 Thomas Springs Rd. Several oak trees were uprooted as well.

SHAMBURGER (2024) - Radar data and high resolution satellite imagery indicate this supercell tornado actually began in eastern White County just east of the Caney Fork River, and had a significantly longer path than indicated in Storm Data at around 6.7 miles. The tornado began just east of the Caney Fork River in eastern White County where it blew down numerous trees in all directions. The tornado crossed into Cumberland County and moved east-southeast across Dugger Branch Road where it pushed a mobile home off its foundation, then across Wilson Way where it destroyed two barns. The tornado continued east-southeast through rural forests before damaging a home on Clarence Blaylock Road and destroyed a barn and camper on Thomas Springs Road. The tornado weakened and the path became more intermittent as it continued east-southeast through the Midway community across Flynns Cover Road, Slave Mill Road, and Latana Road with occasional trees blown down. A mobile home was then reportedly destroyed on Cherokee Drive before the tornado lifted near Webb Loop.