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18:26Z EF0 KLWX VA Spotsylvania Alsop After review of radar observations, spotter reports and a ground survey, the NWS has confirmed a EF-0 tornado in Spotsylvania County on the afternoon of Thursday, June 13, 2013.||The tornado originally touched down near Jennings Pond in Central Spotsylvania County and then traveled Northeast across the county. Intermittent tree damage occurred along the path including along Robert E Lee Drive approximately one mile west of State HWY 208 in the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park and in the Three Cedars subdivision near Leavells Road.
18:35Z EF0 KLWX VA Spotsylvania Hams Ford The tornado touched down near Mayre Road west of Jefferson Davis Highway, where several trees were snapped and uprooted. The tornado traveled to the North-Northeast roughly along US Hwy 1 and I 95. At a farm on Hwy 1, a shed was destroyed with twisted debris scattered across the property. Portions of roofs were peeled on other sheds. Minor siding and roof damage occurred to the farmhouse. Afterward, the tornado damaged two billboards near the southbound lanes of I 95 and carried a placard from one of the billboards across the highway. Just to east of I 95, the tornado overturned two recreational vehicles at a dealership and pulled a garage door off its hinges. The two recreational vehicles weighed an estimated 8000 pounds each.
18:57Z EF0 KLWX VA King George Port Conway After review of radar observations and a ground survey, The National Weather Service has confirmed a EF-0 tornado touched down in Southeastern King George County on the afternoon of Thursday, June 13, 2013. ||The tornado touched down in Port Conway, where tree damage occurred just east of US 301. The tornado then traveled east-northeast across southeastern King George County causing intermittent tree damage. The most significant damage occurred Northeast of Rollings Fork near the Westmorland County border where three 20-30 inch diameter Poplar trees were blown over and numerous small trees were topped.
19:11Z EF1 KMRX TN Jefferson Hodges The NWS storm survey team concluded that an EF1 tornado tracked across Jefferson County on the 13th of June. It formed 4.7 miles northwest of New Market and lifted 3.1 west-northwest of New Market. It had a path length of 2.0 miles and a path width of 120 yards. The max wind of 100 mph snapped and uprooted numerous trees along its damage path, as well as causing roof damage to a home.
19:24Z EF0 KLWX MD St. Mary's Oakley Damage was intermittent along the path and was confined to tree damage and damage resulting from downed trees. Numerous large trees were uprooted and some trees were topped. Many were noted in the vicinity of Oakley Road and Hodges Road between Old Rolling Road and Joan Drive and between Shady Mile Drive and Town Creek Road.||Thunderstorm wind damage also occurred across Coltons Point between Serenity Lane and Point Breeze Road. Many large trees were uprooted in this area.
19:38Z EF0 KLWX MD Montgomery Seneca From eyewitness accounts, radar imagery and a ground survey concluded a long track EF-0 tornado occurred in Montgomery County MD on the afternoon of June 13, 2013. Peak winds were estimated at 75 mph. Damage was almost entirely from downed trees. In that regard numerous homes and a few parked vehicles were damaged by trees falling onto them. ||First damage was noted near the Bretton Woods golf course along River Road. Damage continued along Bonnie Dale Drive and Glenhurst Ct where several trees were downed in the community. Also, near the intersection of Turkey Foot Road and Jones Lane in southwest Montgomery County near North Potomac MD a few large trees were over the road. The tornado raced east at nearly 60 mph to the northern section of Rockville MD. At least 14 homes were significantly damaged by uprooted trees. As it continued east to the Norbeck and Aspen Hill area 30 trees were uprooted in the Manor County Golf Club as well as numerous homes damaged in the surrounding communiteis from tree damage. Tree damage was noted along the intercounty connector route 200 at the Layhill Road exit. Finally a few trees were downed in Spencerville and Burtonsville.||Additionally there was a parallel 7 miles path of damage through South Rockville and Glenmont MD with similar tree damage. This area was found to be straight line winds from the outflow just south of the tornado from the parent supercell storm.
19:42Z EF0 KLWX MD St. Mary's Sotterley Peak winds are estimated to have been 70 mph and the tornado was on the ground for three minutes. The tornado uprooted two oak trees that were one to two feet in diameter and snapped several others at their bases. It blew the roof off of a farm outbuilding and caused additional damage to the wooden planks. Several pine trees had their limbs ripped off. Four to six inch diameter tree limbs were blown onto portions of Cage Farm Road. Grassy fields surrounding the area indicate the tornado may have lifted and descended along its path.
19:55Z EF1 KMRX TN Sevier Sevierville The NWS storm survey team concluded that an EF1 tornado tracked across eastern Sevier county of the 13th of June. It formed 14.1 miles east-southeast of Sevierville and lifted 14.2 miles east-southeast of Sevierville. It had a path length 0.5 miles and a path width of 150 yards. The max wind 90 mph caused widespread tree damage along its path. It also partly removed a roof from a single family home and awning of a porch before lifting.
20:10Z EF1 KMRX NC Haywood Mt Sterling An NWS storm survey found part of an EF1 tornado track in the Big Creek area of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. An area of extensive tree damage was found about 3.5 miles up the Big Creek trail from its terminus at Big Creek Campground. This was near the end of the damage path, about 15 miles north northwest of Maggie Valley. Hundreds of small trees were snapped 10 to 20 feet above ground level, and dozens of large trees were uprooted along a 0.5 mile section of the trail. Although the rugged terrain prevented a complete survey, the survey team observed a concentrated path of additional significant tree damage along a ridge about 1 mile west of Big Creek and 1 mile east of Low Gap. Discussions with a National Park Service maintenance crew and with a survey team from the University of North Carolina at Asheville indicated that the tornado either developed near or crossed the state line along the crest of the Smokies near Low Gap. A hiker was injured by a fallen tree on Low Gap Trail and required airlifting when he was discovered the next day. This was the first non-F/EF0 tornado ever documented on the NC side of the park.
23:00Z EF1 KFFC GA Cherokee Waleska A National Weather Service storm survey team determined that an EF-1 tornado touched down near the intersection of Patriot Trail and Rampley Trail, causing mainly tree damage as it headed southeast toward Canton. Along Marietta Road and Hickory Flat Highway, a Chevron gas station sustained roof damage, and a gas pump was blown over. Dozens of trees were snapped or uprooted. The tornado then headed south-southeast causing additional tree damage, lifting near the intersection of New Light Road and Hickory Road. Two minor injuries occurred in Canton as a result of trees falling.|[06/13/13: Tornado #1, County #1-1, EF1, Cherokee, 2013:011].
23:30Z EF0 KFFC GA Cherokee Woodstock A National Weather Service survey team determined that a second tornado touched down just within a tenth of a mile of the Cherokee-Cobb County line along Woodhaven Drive. Trees and large limbs were reported down at this location before the tornado moved into Cobb County.|[06/13/13: Tornado #2, County #1-3, EF1, Cherokee-Cobb-Fulton, 2013:012].
23:31Z EF0 KFFC GA Cobb Noonday The tornado that touched down just inside the Cherokee County line moved into Cobb County and strengthened to an EF-1. The tornado tracked southeast through Cobb County with the most significant damage occurring near Wendwood Drive Northeast and near Bishop Lake where dozens of trees were snapped and uprooted, many causing damage to homes. The tornado continued to track southeast, and crossed the Chattahoochee River at the Cobb-Fulton County line near the Morgan Falls Dam.|[06/13/13: Tornado #2, County #2-3, EF1, Cherokee-Cobb-Fulton, 2013:012].
23:41Z EF1 KFFC GA Fulton Roswell A National Weather Service storm survey team determined that the tornado that began in Cherokee County and passed through Cobb County lifted in Fulton County. It moved over the Chattahoochee River near Morgan Falls, retaining its EF-1 strength as it snapped and uprooted dozens of trees along the riverbank. It damaged roofs at the Laurel at Overlook Park Apartments. Netting polls at the driving range at the Steel Canyon Golf Club were damaged, with the netting ripped off or tangled. The tornado continued southeast, snapping or uprooting trees until it finally lifted just short of the DeKalb County line, where it snapped and uprooted a few trees along Twin Branch Road.|[06/13/13: Tornado #2, County #3-3, EF1, Cherokee-Cobb-Fulton, 2013:012].
23:53Z EF0 KGLD CO Washington Elba A tornado touched down briefly but did no damage.
00:15Z EF0 KFTG CO Washington Akron Arpt A tornado touched down briefly but did no damage.
00:32Z EF1 KRTX OR Yamhill Mc Minnville A tornado touched down near the intersection of 14th St. and NE Kirby St. in McMinnville Oregon. Several 8-10 inch diameter trees were snapped at this location. The tornado continued Southeast for one block through a residential neighborhood with some tree damage noted. The tornado lifted a camper and deposited it over a chain link fence in a nearby industrial area and lofted 300 pound trellises. This damage was consistent with EF1 wind speeds. The tornado dissipated as it moved Southeast of 11th Ave and Lafayette. Some straight line wind damage was noted at a nearby park after this time.
00:32Z EF0 KFTG CO Washington Akron Gebauer Arpt A tornado touched down briefly but did no damage.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).