Meteorologist Steve Naglic said a combination of a tornado and downburst, with winds up to 97 mph, damaged several farms 12 miles southwest of Waynesboro near Rosier Road. A dairy farm lost several buildings and cows.
The National Weather Service has determined that an EF1 tornado struck part of Burke County causing damage Monday night.
Related StoriesMeteorologist Steve Naglic said a combination of a tornado and downburst, with winds up to 97 mph, damaged several farms 12 miles southwest of Waynesboro near Rosier Road. A dairy farm lost several buildings and cows.
Poor cows .....it seems Louisville & Waynesboro took a beating in this weather...
nocnoc - did not see the movie - what was that line?
We noticed odd blotches on the computer weathermap - right in the area where the storms were reported. Modern technology shows a lot but it cannot prevent the damage and destruction. So sorry for the loss those farms experienced. It's tough enough being a farmer (I assume, not being one, but feel sure I am right).
That was the line from the movie! Too hilarious in the movie, but not so funny when it's really happened to these poor animals and the family who owned them. The cows in the movie were flying through the air; acutally just one cow who was being spun around and around.
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