Overall, the outbreak was responsible for at least 42 deaths across 5 states with the majority of them during the busiest day on May 4, 2003 in which 39 were killed in Tennessee, Missouri and Kansas. There were also hundreds of injuries and extensive damage was reported across several areas.
| Confirmed tornadoes - Sunday, May 4, 2003 |
|
F#
|
Location
|
County
|
Time (CST)
|
Path length
|
Damage
|
| Kansas |
| F0 |
NW of Scott City |
Scott |
1359 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
brief, weak landspout |
| F1 |
NE of Levenworth |
Leavenworth, KS, Platte, MO |
1454 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
tornado touched down in Kansas and crossed the Missouri river into Platte County, Missouri |
| F2 |
SW of Basehor |
Leavenworth, Platte |
1455 |
6 miles
(9.6 km) |
Tornado touched down at county road 25. It proceeded to move across the Kansas turnpike and damage several homes and structures. - see section on this |
| F4 |
N of Kansas City |
Leavenworth, KS, Platte, Clay, MO |
1518 |
21 miles
(33.6 km) |
2 deaths - A moderate sized tornado touched down just NE of the Kansas Speedway producing F0 and F1 damage. Near I-435 it underwent intensification and became very large and dangerous. In Kansas City, numerous homes received F3 damage, and several were completely destroyed (indicative of F4). It continued across the Missouri River into Missouri. In Missouri a dozen or so homes were destroyed and numerous damaged before the tornado dissipated. - see section on this |
| F0 |
NW of Parsons |
Labette |
1518 |
0.5 miles
(0.8 km) |
Brief event |
| F0 |
NE of Parsons |
Labette |
1530 |
0.5 miles
(0.8 km) |
Brief event |
| F4 |
NW of McCune, KS to NW of Liberal, MO |
Labette, Crawford, Barton |
1535 |
33 miles
(52.8 km) |
4 deaths - The first of a series of large and destructive tornadoes touched down in western Crawford County. The tornado initially produced high end F2 damage, but quickly intensified as it approached the communities of Girard and Franklin. Through the second half of Crawford county it was over 1/2 mile wide and produced high end F4 (maybe F5) damage to numerous structures. It crossed into Barton County, MO and destroyed several additional structures before roping out and dissipating. - see section on this |
| F0 |
S of St. Paul |
Neosho |
1537 |
4 miles
(6.4 km) |
Damage to two homes and power lines |
| F1 |
E of New Lancaster |
Miami, KS, Cass, MO |
1606 |
9 miles
(14.4 km) |
Tornado moved through open country across the Kansas/Missouri border |
| F1 |
SW of Bartlett |
Labette |
1625 |
12 miles
(14.4 km) |
Tornado heavily damaged two dozen farm structures and several service buildings |
| F0 |
N of Chetopa |
Labette |
1640 |
0.5 miles
(0.8 km) |
Brief event |
| F3 |
N of Melrose, KS to N of Carl Junction, MO |
Cherokee, KS, Jasper, MO |
1645 |
25 miles
(40.0 km) |
5 deaths - A large tornado initially touched down in western Cherokee county and began causing F1-F2 damage. It intensified as it approached the Kansas/Missouri border and Destroyed several structures (F3 damage). It then crossed into missouri and wreaked havoc in the town of Carl Junction before dissipating N of Joplin. - see section on this |
| Nebraska |
| F0 |
Colon |
Saunders |
1428 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Minor shed and roof damage |
| F1 |
W of Memphis |
Saunders |
1435 |
1.3 miles
(2.1 km) |
Tornado blew a grain bin off its foundation and knocked a storage shed over. |
| F0 |
SW of Plattsmouth |
Cass |
1528 |
0.3 miles
(0.5 km) |
Brief touchdown in open country |
| South Dakota |
| F0 |
SE of Mission |
Todd |
1530 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
No damage reported |
| Missouri |
| F4 |
NE of Gladstone |
Clay |
1545 |
5 miles
(8.0 km) |
After the first Kansas City tornado (F4 as well) dissipated, another tornado touched down in Gladstone. Initially it produced F0 to F1 damage, but quickly intensified and produced marginal F4 damage in several locations. It dissipated near I-435, after having traveled for only 5 miles. - see section on this |
| F2 |
Liberty area |
Clay |
1559 |
8.5 miles
(13.6 km) |
Several minutes after the Gladstone tornado dissipated, another large tornado touched down near Rout 291. Substantial damage was done in liberty before the tornado moved into rural areas and lifted. - see section on this |
| F3 |
N of Liberal to SE of Tunas |
Barton, Cedar, Polk , Dallas |
1631 |
86 miles
(137.6 km) |
6 deaths - As the Franklin, KS tornado was dissipating, a new large tornado touched down several miles to the south (just outside of Liberal). It tracked through southwest missouri for almost 2 hours, ranging from 1/4 to 3/4 mile in diameter. The town of Stockton was completely destroyed, and several other communities sustained heavy damage. - see section on this |
| F2 |
N of Garden City to SW of Warrensburg |
Cass, Johnson |
1704 |
22 miles
(35.2 km) |
Tornado touched down sporatically in mainly open country |
| F0 |
E of Sheldon |
Vernon |
1710 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown in open country |
| F0 |
N of Carthage |
Jasper |
1730 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief tornado near Joplin Municipal Airport |
| F3 |
S of Ritchey to N of Battlefield |
Newton, Lawrence, Christian, Greene |
1750 |
49 miles
(78.4 km) |
7 deaths - A large tornado touched down in eastern Newton County. The tornado plowed through the communities of Pierce City and Battlefield, before lifting near Springfield. Pierce City was utterly destroyed, and Battlefield sustained heavy damage. - see section on this |
| F1 |
W of Meinart |
Dade |
1755 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Tree and roof damage was produced |
| F1 |
S of Warrensburg |
Johnson |
1758 |
10 miles
(16.1 km) |
Some businesses damaged. Tornado passed north of Whiteman AFB |
| F0 |
SW of Hughesville |
Pettis |
1835 |
0.5 miles
(0.8 km) |
Brief touchdown with minor damage |
| F3 |
W of Decaturville to NE of Montreal |
Camden |
1836 |
14 miles
(22.4 km) |
4 deaths - The supercell that spawned the Franklin and Stockton tornadoes produced yet another large tornado in Camden county. The tornado moved through suburban areas south of Camdenton completely destroying many structures and causing several injuries and fatalities. - see section on this |
| F0 |
SW of Hornersville |
Dunklin |
1850 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
Two homes damaged |
| F0 |
NE of Steele |
Pemiscot |
1850 |
6 miles
(9.6 km) |
A few homes suffered minor roof damage |
| F0 |
NE of Rogersville |
Webster |
1920 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
No damage reported |
| F0 |
S of Iberia |
Miller |
1930 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
no damage reported |
| F0 |
W of Arnica |
Cedar |
1935 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
No property damage reported; several trees downed |
| F2 |
E of Morley |
Scott |
1953 |
11.5 miles
(18.4 km) |
One mobile home destroyed and several homes/businesses damaged |
| F0 |
NW of Rondo |
Polk |
1955 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
No significant damage reported |
| F0 |
S of Vienna |
Maries |
2005 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief tornado - no damage reported |
| F0 |
W of Tunas |
Dallas |
2013 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief tornado - no damage reported |
| F0 |
S of Camdenton |
Camden |
2030 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
no damage reported |
| F0 |
N of Swedeborg |
Pulaski |
2055 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown over open country |
| F0 |
S of Rolla |
Phelps |
2130 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown over open country |
| F0 |
N of Salem |
Dent |
2200 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief tornado - no damage reported |
| Oklahoma |
| F0 |
NW of Vinita |
Craig |
1624 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
Trees damaged. No structures affected. |
| F1 |
S of Narcissa |
Ottawa |
1655 |
5 miles
(8.0 km) |
Large tornado destroyed several mobile homes and damaged others, before dissipating. |
| F0 |
E of Heavener |
Le Flore, OK, Scott, AR |
1758 |
18.8 miles
(30.1 km) |
Small trees snapped - No significant structural damage |
| Arkansas |
| F0 |
SW of Bree Branch |
Van Buren |
1752 |
3.1 miles
(5 km) |
Tornado destroyed hay barn and knocked down trees |
| F1 |
W of Buckeye |
Mississippi |
1815 |
4 miles
(6.4 km) |
Several large trees blown down |
| F2 |
SE of Guy |
Faulkner, Cleburne |
1834 |
14.5 miles
(23.2 km) |
Numerous trees blown down. Tornado destroyed several barns and outbuildings, and damaged a few homes. A mobile home was destroyed as well. |
| F2 |
NE of Black Oak to NE of Manila |
Craighead, Mississippi |
1839 |
15 miles
(24.0 km) |
Three homes were severely damaged. |
| F1 |
S of Wooster |
Faulkner |
1850 |
1.8 miles
(2.9 km) |
Minor damage to a home and another structure |
| F3 |
SW of Saltillo to SW of Searcy |
Faulkner, Lonoke, White |
1852 |
34.9 miles
(55.8 km) |
Large tornado tracked through Faulkner County into Lonokee downing numerous power lines and trees. After briefly crossing the corner of Lonokee, it destroyed numerous homes and businesses in White County. Two tractor trailer trucks were overturned, injuring the drivers. The track may have been over 1/4 mile in diameter in White County. |
| F3 |
SE of Georgetown to E of Vanndale |
White, Woodruff, Cross |
1955 |
43 miles
(68.8 km) |
Another large tornado touched down in eastern White county and moved into Woodruff. Numerous trees were downed and man-made structures sustained severe damage. In Pumpkin Bend, several homes were completely destroyed. The tornado then tracked into Cross county destroying a dozen or so more homes before dissipating. |
| F1 |
NW of Weldon |
Jackson |
2010 |
1.8 miles
(2.9 km) |
Weak tornado touched down briefly damaging power lines |
| F1 |
S of Keiser |
Mississippi |
2100 |
8 miles
(12.8 km) |
Tornado damaged several homes |
| Tennessee |
| F0 |
E of Dyersburg |
Dyer |
1945 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Many trees were blown down |
| F1 |
S of Newbern |
Dyer |
2020 |
2 miles
(3.2 km) |
Several homes had their roofs blown off |
| F1 |
S of Brazil |
Gibson |
2025 |
8 miles
(12.8 km) |
One home was destroyed and several others were damaged |
| F1 |
SW of Finley |
Dyer |
2030 |
4 miles
(6.4 km) |
Several homes were damaged or destroyed |
| F2 |
Martin area |
Weakley |
2035 |
4 miles
(6.4 km) |
Scattered damage in Martin. An elementary school had its roof partially removed. |
| F0 |
W of Nebonville |
Gibson |
2140 |
12 miles
(19.2 km) |
Several homes were damaged |
| F1 |
Medina area |
Gibson |
2150 |
5 miles
(8.0 km) |
Two homes were destroyed and several others damaged |
| F2 |
SW of Paris to NE of Oakland |
Henry |
2153 |
17 miles
(27.2 km) |
Dozens of structures were damaged or destroyed in south Paris. A school was also damaged. |
| F2 |
SW of Dyersburg to Newbern |
Dyer |
2200 |
15 miles
(24.0 km) |
Tornado tracked through downtown Dyersburg. As many as 500 structures were damaged or destroyed (almost 100 of which were commercial businesses) and 10 injuries were reported. |
| F1 |
E of Buchanan |
Henry |
2210 |
6 miles
(9.6 km) |
As many as 50 homes were damaged |
| F1 |
Gleason area |
Weakley |
2220 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
A church was damaged in Gleason, as well as a water tower |
| F4 |
W of Denmark to S of Lexington |
Madison, Henderson |
2235 |
39 miles
(62.4 km) |
11 deaths - A large tornado touched down in southwest Madison county and tracked directly through downtown Jackson. Hundreds of structures were destroyed, and many were completely obliterated (warranting an F4 rating). The tornado weakened as it left Jackson, and continued through mostly open country before dissipating near Lexington. This was the deadliest single tornado of the outbreak. - see section on this |
| F0 |
E of Indian Mound |
Stewart |
2235 |
unknown |
Brief tornado damaged a brick home |
| F3 |
SE of Denmark to SE of Huron |
Madison, Henderson |
2243 |
21 miles
(33.6 km) |
Tornado touched down in southwest Madison county and moved to the south of Jackson. Numerous structures were damaged or destroyed. A few homes received light damage in Henderson County. - see section on this |
| F1 |
Atwood area |
Carroll |
2300 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
60 homes were either damaged or destroyed in Atwood. |
| F3 |
S of Clarksville |
Montgomery |
2353 |
11.5 miles
(18.4 km) |
A large 3/4 mile wide tornado moved through southern Montgomery county, damaging almost a hundred homes. Several brick homes were completely destroyed, and one person was injured. |
| F1 |
W of Turnersville to SE of Cross Plains |
Robertson |
2355 |
24 miles
(38.4 km) |
Tornado damaged over 30 homes in Stroudsville before moving off to the northeast and dissipating. |
| F0 |
W of Tidwell |
Hickman |
0030 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Brief touchdown |
| F1 |
S of Franklin |
Williamson |
0038 |
4 miles
(6.4 km) |
85 homes and 5 businesses were damaged and two barns were destroyed |
| F1 |
NE of Nashville |
Davidson |
0045 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Several homes sustained roof damage |
| F0 |
La Vergne area |
Rutherford |
0130 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Brief touchdown in industrial park. No damage reported |
| F1 |
NW of Woodbury |
Cannon |
0145 |
3 miles
(3.8 km) |
Up to 60 homes sustained minor damage |
| Kentucky |
| F1 |
NE of Monkeys Eyebrow |
Ballard, KY, Massac, IL |
2043 |
3.9 miles
(6.2 km) |
Tornado downed several trees |
| F2 |
NE of Murray |
Calloway |
2130 |
1.8 miles
(2.9 km) |
Six homes received moderate damaqe, and a barn was destroyed. |
| F1 |
SW of Sheridan (1st tornado) |
Crittenden |
2130 |
5.5 miles
(8.8 km) |
Widespread tree damage |
| F1 |
SW of Sheridan (2nd tornado) |
Crittenden |
2132 |
2 miles
(3.2 km) |
Tornado downed several trees |
| F2 |
SE of Mattoon |
Crittenden |
2145 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Tornado destroyed a mobile home, injuring the occupant |
| F1 |
W of Clay |
Webster |
2153 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
An old barn was destroyed and a home received minor damage |
| F1 |
NW of Clay (1st tornado) |
Webster |
2156 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown |
| F2 |
NW of Clay (2nd tornado) |
Webster |
2158 |
1.5 miles
(2.4 km) |
Six homes and businesses were destroyed in Clay, and numerous others heavily damaged. Only one injury was reported. |
| F2 |
S of St. Joseph |
Daviess |
2245 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
A mobile home was destroyed and its occupants injured |
| Illinois |
| F1 |
SW of Golconda |
Pope, IL, Livingston, KY |
2109 |
2.2 miles
(3.5 km) |
Little damage reported |
| F1 |
SE of Bay City |
Massac, IL, Ballard, KY |
2110 |
9.8 miles
(15.7 km) |
Tornado caused minimal damage to homes/businesses |
| Sources: NOAA Storm Data |
| Confirmed tornadoes - Tuesday, May 6, 2003 |
|
F#
|
Location
|
County
|
Time (CST)
|
Path length
|
Damage
|
| Alabama |
| F0 |
W of Muscle Shoals |
Colbert |
0533 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Minor shingle damage to several homes |
| F1 |
SW of Florence |
Lauderdale |
0535 |
10 miles
(16 km) |
3 barns were damaged and 5 homes had roof damage |
| F1 |
NE of Shanghai |
Limestone |
0620 |
15 miles
(24 km) |
5 barns were destroyed and several homes sustained variable roof damage |
| F0 |
W of Madison |
Madison |
0658 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Damage limited to uprooted trees |
| F1 |
S of Meridianville |
Madison |
0716 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Two homes and businesses sustained damage and a mobile home was moved off its foundation |
| F0 |
NW of Hollywood |
Jackson |
0845 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
Minor roof damage to two homes |
| F0 |
SW of Wannville |
Jackson |
0858 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F1 |
NW of Hammondville |
DeKalb |
0913 |
2.7 miles
(4.3 km) |
Minor roof damage to one home and several trees uprooted |
| F0 |
SW of Longview |
Cullman |
1016 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Brief touchdown causing minor tree damage |
| Missouri |
| F0 |
NW of Harwood |
Vernon |
0820 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown causing no damage |
| F0 |
SW of Gerster |
St. Clair |
0910 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown causing tree damage |
| F0 |
N of Owsley |
Johnson, Pettis |
1348 |
22 miles
(35.2 km) |
A playhouse was destroyed and a truck was blown sideways |
| F0 |
NW of Whitakerville |
Benton |
1520 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Minimal damage reported to trees with little or no structural damage |
| F0 |
NW of Harper |
St. Clair |
1525 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| F0 |
SE of Versailles |
Morgan, Miller |
1527 |
13 miles
(20.8 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
E of Lakeview Heights |
Camden, Camden |
1528 |
15 miles
(24 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
N of Sunrise Beach |
Camden |
1535 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
NW of Quincy |
Hickory |
1535 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
Bentonville area |
Benton |
1540 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
Eldon area |
Miller |
1550 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| F1 |
N of Waynesville |
Pulaski |
1655 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Several homes, trees and power poles were damaged |
| F0 |
Rolla area |
Phelps |
1713 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| F1 |
W of St. Clair |
Franklin |
1732 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Damage to a few outbuildings |
| F0 |
N of Dadeville |
Dade County |
1740 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
Morrisville area |
Polk |
1754 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown with little or no damage |
| F1 |
S of Montreal |
Camden |
1755 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
One home sustained structural damage |
| F0 |
W of Olive |
Dallas |
1815 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
NW of Fletcher |
Jefferson |
1825 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F0 |
NW of De Soto |
Jefferson |
1830 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Damage limited to trees near a school |
| F0 |
Lebanon area |
Laclede |
1835 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| F2 |
N of Grassy |
Bollinger |
1904 |
0.8 miles
(1.3 km) |
One home, one mobile home and one barn were destroyed |
| F0 |
N of Laflin |
Bollinger |
1918 |
0.3 miles
(0.5 km) |
One barn sustained extensive damage |
| F1 |
S of Burfordville |
Cape Girardeau |
1931 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
One farmhouse sustained extensive damage and a barn was destroyed |
| F3 |
Jackson area |
Cape Girardeau |
1945 |
2 miles
(3.2 km) |
About 200 structures sustained minor to major damage or was destroyed. Apartment buildings, mobile homes and businesses were also damaged so as the police and fire headquarters near downtown Jackson. 2 injuries reported. |
| F1 |
W of Egypt Mills |
Cape Girardeau |
2011 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
One home was damaged, one rental and several sheds and barns were destroyed |
| F1 |
NE of New Hamburg |
Scott |
2122 |
5 miles
(8 km) |
Minor damage to some homes and a car flipped over on Interstate 55 |
| Georgia |
| F1 |
W of Keithsburg |
Cherokee |
1056 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Damage to businesses, rental homes, power poles and trees |
| F1 |
NW of Sandy Cross |
Franklin |
1200 |
6 miles
(9.6 km) |
Damage to several homes and businesses |
| F2 |
NW of Bowman area |
Madison, Elbert |
1212 |
7 miles
(11.2 km) |
Minor to moderate damage to several homes while several mobile homes, two chicken houses and several other structures were destroyed including in the city of Harrison. There were 12 people injured. |
| F1 |
SW of Vanna |
Hart |
1221 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F1 |
NW of Ruckersville |
Elbert |
1245 |
6 miles
(9.6 km) |
Damage limited to trees and power lines |
| F0 |
E of New Hope |
Lincoln |
1357 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
Weak tornado with no damage |
| South Carolina |
| F0 |
N of Calhoun Falls |
Abbeville |
1310 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
Damage limited to trees and power lines |
| F0 |
N of McCormick |
McCormick |
1325 |
2 miles
(3.2 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F1 |
W of Hemingway |
Williamsburg |
1620 |
3.8 miles
(6.1 km) |
Two mobile homes were overturned while it caused damage to a farm house and a tobacco warehouse was destroyed. 2 people were injured. |
| F1 |
W of Jedburg |
Dorchester |
1658 |
3 miles
(4.8 km) |
Roof damage to several homes and an industrial plant. Bales of steel wires were also thrown away. |
| North Dakota |
| F0 |
E of Williston |
Williams |
1358 |
unknown |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| Kansas |
| F0 |
E of Humboldt |
Allen |
1513 |
0.5 miles
(0.8 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| F0 |
S of Fort Scott |
Bourbon |
1540 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| Oklahoma |
| F0 |
W of McLain |
Muskogee |
1611 |
0.2 miles
(0.32 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| Mississippi |
| F0 |
S of Flora |
Madison |
1852 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F2 |
SE of Eggville |
Lee, Itawamba |
2130 |
1 miles
(1.6 km) |
Several mobile homes, barns and a carport were destroyed and one home was damaged. There were 2 injuries |
| Illinois |
| F1 |
NE of Renault |
Monroe |
1910 |
4 miles
(6.4 km) |
Roof damage to a barn and a home and several grain silos were destroyed. |
| F1 |
SE of Red Bud |
Randolph |
1930 |
0.5 miles
(0.8 km) |
Extensive damage to one home and one machine shed was destroyed while another was moved off its fondation |
| F0 |
S of Walsh |
Randolph |
1935 |
0.1 miles
(0.16 km) |
Brief touchdown with no damage |
| F0 |
NW of Miller City |
Alexander |
1957 |
0.3 miles
(0.5 km) |
Damage limited to trees |
| F4 |
N of New Grand Chain to N of Golconda |
Pulaski, Massac, Pope |
2032 |
33 miles
(52.8 km) |
2 deaths Several homes were destroyed while several others sustained minor to severe damage while other structures including frame homes (including being swept away from its foundation), mobile homes, two businesses, outbuildings and a campground were destroyed. A Conservation Area sustained severe damage to its facilities. 13 people were also injured. |
| F2 |
S of Williard, IL to W of |
