Grandview residents cope with aftermath of possible tornado
Cleanup crews were out in full force Thursday in Grandview after severe storm ripped through the town on its way to Westchester County where it was confirmed as a tornado. The sound of chain saws filled
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May 29, 2014, 7:01 PM
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Cleanup crews were out in full force Thursday in Grandview after severe storm ripped through the town on its way to Westchester County where it was confirmed as a tornado.
The sound of chain saws filled the air as property owners cleaned up the mess left by powerful winds Wednesday. National Weather Service officials confirmed that an F1 and F2 tornado hit central Westchester Wednesday and they say it may have originated in Rockland. Fallen trees littered the streets in a small section of Grandview, which seemed to be the path of the powerful winds.
Electrical wires that were down have all been repaired and there are no power outages in Rockland.
Related InformationTornado that hit Westchester classified as F1 and F2 Possible tornado cuts through Orangetown to Hudson River
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