Is that amazingly, nobody was hurt. An Early Morning weather shock in concord. At about 3 17 a. M. This morning, we received a report of a tree down. It would be the first of many reports of trees down. As the tornado rated in strength at ef1, tore a tight corridor of destruction through one of the states most historic town. 400 yards wide, half mile long. The reporter the tornado started somewhere near mill brook farm on cambridge turnpike, where it sent a tree crashing through a greenhouse. I heard this real strong wind, you know, real heavy rain, and it scared me a little bit. The reporter it then traveled northnortheast, causing the heaviest damage on independence road. Estimated wind speed 100 Miles Per Hour. It did a lot of damage, just in a small area. 39 houses were damaged, but only one suffered significant not fairing as well the trees, snapped, toppled and in some case, ripped right out of the ground. Concentrating now on opening the roads, getting good access into the neigh
Other areas. The tornado was on the lower end of the intensity scale, but for some homeowners in concord, the storm caused an epic amount of damage. The National Weather service says the tornado formed somewhere near cambridge turnpike, then headed northnortheast. At about 3 17 a. M. This morning, we received a report of a tree down. The reporter many more calls would come in, but all from within a tight corridor. The tornados path, 400 yards wide and half a meant some got lucky. Your house is fine. The reporter yeah, it was scary, because its so close to my house, but yeah, so far away. The reporter and some did not. Thats the one tree we left when we moved in. Now we have zero. In fact, just outside the swath of heavy damage, houses and trees untouched. That distinct path a strong marker for a tornado. You have one area where trees are down all over the place and the next house over has nothing. The reporter dozens of utility and tree workers flooded after the storm, the cleanup was
It was absolutely insane. Reporter jenna couldnt believe trees blew down all around including this big one that just missed her house. I woke up in like three minutes later i had like ran to each side of the house and then i could go outside after about three minutes. But it was, it literally felt like something just sort of wash through. Anchor Officials Say its clear this a tornado caused all of this, tossing trees in Different Directions and twisting them off halfway up the trunk. I am just really amazed when you get out there to really look because you where trees are down all over the police and next house over has nothing. Anchor winds reached 100 Miles Per Hour and the twister stayed on the ground about a half mile. It damaged 39 homes, but only one suffered serious damage and no one was hurt. He immediately got his family up, he started to feel the storm coming and they went right down and took shelter just as they should so Early Warning saves lives. Anchor a National Weather
Damage tonight in concord. Crews hard at work here. The National Weather service confirming it was an ef 1 tornado that tore through town early this morning. That powerful twister snapping trees with winds up to 100 miles per hour. Anchor and many people in the dark tonight due to those power outages. Governor Charlie Baker surveying the damage hours ago. We have team 7 on the ground and in the air tim caputo live in concord with the latest from one of the hardest hit areas. Reporter you mentioned people without power. This house running on generator power. They do not expect to have their power restored tonight. This one tree that crashed in their yard a small snippet of what has happened overnight. There are several of them out damage here after a powerful tornado ripped through overnight. Hundreds of trees in concord were snapped like twigs or pulled out of the ground from the 100 mile winds from an ef tornado overnight. Anybody who doubts the future and precision of Mother Nature j
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