Florida Tornado Damage, Clearwater Beach and Other Areas Devastated: Get Actionable Insights on EigenPrism
Severe weather struck Florida on Thursday, damage to homes, vehicles, and businesses due to at least one tornado.
In Clearwater Beach, a likely tornado made landfall early Thursday morning, destroying at least two homes. Additionally, damage, including downed power lines, was reported near the coast in Dunedin, located north of Clearwater Beach, as stated by town officials.
Further in Crystal River, approximately 65 miles to the north, stemming from another potential tornado, Citrus County officials mentioned that most of the roads closed due to downed power lines, fallen trees, and debris, had been reopened. As a result, schools across the county were closed on Thursday.
The severe storms continued to move eastward across the state, reaching parts of northeast Florida on Thursday morning. An EF2 tornado, with wind speeds of 115 mph, left a path of destruction extending for a mile through Palm Coast on Florida’s Atlantic coast.
Actionable Insights on EigenPrism
To make timely decisions about this event, EigenPrism® users can assess the impact using the following quick links:
- EF2 Clearwater Tornado track as of 2023-10-12
- EF2 Crystal River Tornado track as of 2023-10-12
- EF2 Unammed Tornado track as of 2023-10-12
- 24-hr Tornado Reports as of 2023-10-12
For subscribers of Canopy Weather, real-time footprints within EigenPrism® are now available for analysis:
- US Tornado proximity map for Oct 12 as of 2023-10-13
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