The surveying team confirms the Tornado damage in the east of Leon County

UPDATE:

The National Weather Service from Tallahasee confirms an EF-0 tornado along the tram road with constant wind speeds of 80 to 85 miles per hour after your survey on Tuesday morning.

Original:

The National Weather Service from Tallahassee sends a crew on Tuesday morning to ask the heavy storms on Monday in the east of Leon County the alleged tornado damage in the east of Leon County.

Damage reports near the Tram Road and the intersection in St. Joe Rd. In the Southeastern Leon County, Monday afternoon came from emergency management around 4:09 p.m.

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Here are some speed waste from the time and the place of the storm that moves over the area listed above.

You can see how the speed scans show a very weak -looking couplet.

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The area of ​​the weak rotating atmosphere against clockwise appears shortly after 3:45 p.m. until shortly after 3:50 p.m.

This was a faster, damage, the storm generates.

This radar image and this information do not verify this as a tornado, but only that there was an area with weakness against clockwise in the atmosphere.

In order to be a verified tornado after the storm damage is arranged, check rotation must have occurred in the ground.

This is done by the NWS survey on many options and details are published after the survey has been completed.

An area against clockwise in the atmosphere could be a funnel cloud or other characteristics of a strong storm that would not check this as a tornado.

Wind winds in particular can cause wind damage even during a storm.

Here is an example of how teams examine wind damage to determine the cause.

We will have an update to find out as soon as they are available.