Overview, a tornado touched down in Yellow Barn State Forest, east of Yellow Barn Road. It continued to travel eastward and passed over Card Road. It then struck a farm on Irish Settlement Road, snapping and uprooting multiple trees. Then it continued eastward and crossed through a wooded section of Beam Hill Road. The tornado then struck the yard of a house on the west side of Route 38, causing significant tree damage to the yard, a shed to blow off its foundation, and a blow-down of a fence. The tornado then crossed Route 38 just south of Dryden, before lifting just east of the road.
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For reference:
EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories:
| EF0 | Weak | 65 to 85 mph |
| EF1 | Weak | 86 to 110 mph |
| EF2 | Strong | 111 to 135 mph |
| EF3 | Strong | 136 to 165 mph |
| EF4 | Violent | 166 to 200 mph |
| EF5 | Violent | >200 mph |
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