SHELBY, Ohio — AirTracker 5 went to Shelby, Ohio to give a bird's eye view of the tornado that devastated the community Sunday night.
There is a much more densely populated part of town only about 2 miles from the Tornado path. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/DrzGntxWuv
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
Here is a wide view of Shelby. It's just a small portion of the damage path. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/WyQy3dxvXG
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
A little better view of the trees. Also in the field nearby, I'm pretty sure those scrapes are some tornado scarring. Not the green paths, the light smaller lines. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/SpLX46wvZz
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
A little tough to see in the photo but tree direction is usually a good indication of tornado when they fall in different directions as opposed to all one way. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/3lbRMvfOof
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
Three flattened buildings and two that look to be OK. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/APvDpmXxJB
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
It looks like most of this little neighborhood is pretty badly damaged. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/dIPzKHJZGQ
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
What looks like the Shelby city hall close to the dealership is untouched. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/nbCBsO4k0O
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
Dealership wrecked, white roof buidling fine, house fine, house wrecked. #neohio #weather #Cleveland @wews @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/WIzqN1c0d1
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
Pictures don't do it justice but you can see how far the debris was tossed from the two buildings on the left. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/HhpJjtbcJm
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
I'm up in Airtracker 5 and there is a very large path of damage in Shelby. You can get a serious idea of how many homes were damaged from the air. #neohio #weather @WEWS @MarkJWeather pic.twitter.com/w9WMyA7BPd
— Bryan Shaw (@WxShaw) April 15, 2019
The tornado was declared an EF-2.
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