A tornado the width of a three football fields swept across 7.8 miles of Chattooga County in Georgia Saturday night, damaging eight homes.
No one was injured in the storm, but National Weather Service forecaster Robert Beasley said “numerous outdoor sheds were destroyed and two small planes flipped at a local airport.”
Winds were estimated to be as high as 105 mph, said Mr. Beasley, who’s based in Peachtree City, Ga.
For complete details, see tomorrow’s Times Free Press.