Tornado Confirmed in WNY Town
Tornado Touches Down in Western New York
A tornado touched down in the Western New York town of Ashford on Saturday, causing damage to homes and businesses. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado, which was rated EF-1 with winds of up to 100 mph, after surveying the damage. There were no reports of injuries.
Tornado Damage in Ashford
The tornado touched down near Route 219 and traveled for about a mile, damaging several homes and businesses along the way. One home was completely destroyed, and several others were damaged beyond repair. Several businesses also sustained damage, including a gas station and a convenience store.
Steady Rain in Western New York
The tornado was part of a larger storm system that brought steady rain to Western New York on Friday night and Saturday. The rain caused flooding in some areas, and several roads were closed due to high water. The rain also caused power outages for thousands of people.
Aftermath of the Tornado
The National Weather Service is continuing to investigate the tornado. They are working to determine the exact path of the tornado and the extent of the damage. The American Red Cross is also on the scene, providing assistance to those who have been affected by the tornado.
Additional Information
- The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for parts of Western New York.
- The American Red Cross is providing assistance to those who have been affected by the tornado.
- The National Weather Service is continuing to investigate the tornado.
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