Tornado Reports
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| 14:22Z | EF0 | KVAX | GA | Tift | Omega | A tornado touched down near Ty Ty Sparks Rd north of US 319 and traveled northeast across Flat Ford Rd and Keith-Fletcher Rd. The tornado lifted just after crossing Ty Ty Omega Rd. Damage was primarily confined to irrigation systems and trees. A substation sustained some damage as well. The tornado is rated EF0 with estimated maximum winds of 85 mph. |
| 19:14Z | EF0 | KVAX | GA | Atkinson | Saye | Tree tops were broken off at the tops per EM storm survey. Damage was confined to areas south of Highway 82, between County Road 38 and Lazy Nine Road. The time of damage was based on radar data. |
| 19:30Z | EF0 | KVAX | GA | Atkinson | Pearson | A home security camera captured video of a tornado moving across personal property. Minor damage was done to the home. Cost of damage was estimated. |
| 19:40Z | EF1 | KJAX | GA | Glynn | Pyles Marsh | National Weather Service Jacksonville Storm survey|revealed damage consistent with EF-1 tornado damage in Royal Drive|Subdivision east of I-95 and south of Jekyll Island Causeway in|Glynn County. A combination of waterspout and tornado likely|formed near I-95 on a section of the Little Satilla River before |causing damage within the subdivision. A couple dozen trees were |damaged with several snapped at the trunk. A Doppler Radar debris |signature was evident between 3-5,000 feet indicating lofted |tornado debris. The tornado damage concludes on the south side of|the Jekyll Island Causeway. The survey team was unable to find|damage west of I-95 so the start point given is where damage to |trees and docks began, however, it is possible that the tornado |started on the Little Satilla River farther west. |
| 20:10Z | EF3 | KJAX | GA | Camden | St Marys Arpt | National Weather Service Jacksonville Storm Survey|revealed damage consistent with EF-3 tornado damage at Naval |Submarine Base Kings Bay, which was confirmed by a 125 knot / 144 |mph maximum wind gust measurement from a docked Coast Guard |vessel. This is the strongest tornado in recent memory within the |National Weather Service Jacksonville's area of responsibility in |southeast Georgia, northeast and north central Florida. Four |injuries were reported by officials at Naval Submarine Base Kings |Bay. The tornado continued on an east-northeast path across |Cumberland Island, beginning from Old House Creek and exiting into|the Atlantic waters just south of the Stafford Beach Campground. |The tornado path across Cumberland Island was estimated by |Cumberland Island National Seashore park rangers to be |approximately one-third to one half mile wide. Significant tree |damage occurred within the tornado path across Cumberland Island, |with no structural damage reported. The main park road and several|trails on Cumberland Island were left impassable by the tree |damage. |
| 23:48Z | EF0 | KVAX | GA | Ware | Hopkins | NWS JAX Science and Operations officer identified weak tornado based on radar imagery including debris ball signature over the Okenfenokee Swamp. |
| 07:34Z | EF1 | KVAX | FL | Madison | Hamburg | An EF1 tornado with 100 mph winds touched down in Madison County early Monday morning. The path length was 2.17 miles. One mobile home was shifted off its blocks. A small outbuilding was swept off its foundation and rolled several feet. Another mobile home nearby was shifted slightly and the blocks underneath are now tilted. Considerable tree damage was present throughout the path. There were no injuries or fatalities. |
Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).