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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOUISVILLE KY
1235 PM EDT MON APR 25 2011

...NWS STORM DAMAGE SURVEY CONFIRMS TWO TORNADOES IN WOODFORD COUNTY 
KENTUCKY FROM FRIDAY EVENING...APRIL 22...

THE FOLLOWING IS INFORMATION ON THE TWO TORNADO TRACKS FOUND BY AN 
NWS STORM SURVEY TEAM IN WOODFORD COUNTY TODAY REGARDING STORMS FROM 
FRIDAY EVENING.

FIRST TORNADO:

 BEGIN TIME: 7:07 PM EDT
   END TIME: 7:08 PM EDT

BEGIN POINT: 1 MILE SOUTHEAST OF VERSAILLES
  END POINT: 1.4 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF VERSAILLES

   EF SCALE: EF-0
 WIND SPEED: 65 MPH

PATH LENGTH: 0.75 MILES  
 PATH WIDTH: 60 YARDS

   INJURIES: 0
 FATALITIES: 0

NARRATIVE: THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ON THE EAST SIDE OF VERSAILLES 
CAUSING RELATIVELY MINOR DAMAGE TO FENCES...TREES AND A FEW ROOFS IN 
ITS SKIPPING 3/4 MILE LONG PATH. THE MOST TELLING SIGN OF 
CIRCULATION WAS TO THE NUMEROUS PRIVACY FENCES THAT WERE BLOWN 
DOWN...WHICH SHOWED DEFINITIVE COUNTER-CLOCKWISE ROTATION.       
 

SECOND TORNADO:

 BEGIN TIME: 7:13 PM EDT
   END TIME: 7:13 PM EDT

BEGIN POINT: 4 MILES EAST OF VERSAILLES
  END POINT: 4.25 MILES EAST OF VERSAILLES

   EF SCALE: EF-0
 WIND SPEED: 65 MPH

PATH LENGTH: 0.25 MILES  
 PATH WIDTH: 40 YARDS

   INJURIES: 0
 FATALITIES: 0

NARRATIVE: LIKE THE EARLIER TORNADO ON THE EAST SIDE OF 
VERSAILLES...THE ROTATION IN THIS TORNADO PATH WAS WELL DEFINED IN 
THE TREE DAMAGE PATTERN. MINOR ROOF DAMAGE ALSO OCCURRED WITH THIS 
BRIEF TORNADO.   

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