Hennessy Valley Tornado Outbreak of 2003

The Hennessy Valley Tornado Outbreak was a major event in May 2003 in which a major storm system caused 7 severe tornadoes across 3 counties.

First Tornado
At 2:28 PM, a strong tornado formed in the small town of Pondsville, 13 miles south of Hennessy and ripped through the southern neighborhood mostly destroying it. The tornado moved east for 10 miles before it disseapeared. The tornado dissolved near a farmland. 3 were injured in this tornado and one died.

Second Tornado
At 2:35 PM, another tornado formed in western Hennessy and started moving east. As it was in a populated area, there was lots of damage. The tornado moved closer to the downtown, skyscrapers were evactuated and there was a risk of the skyscrapers collapsing.

Downtown Chaos
The tornado made its move into downtown in which it hit the Farmer's Union tower, toppling the tower and causing dust to surround the Tornado and lots of debris. The tornado moved into the eastern suburbs and weakened majorly.

(WIP Article)