Location
Haliburton, Ontario, Canada
Start Date
2-8-2006 7:40 PM
Document Type
Report (PDF/Word)
F-Scale Rating
F1
Classification
Confirmed
Description
Originally surveyed as straight-line wind damage, further surveys concluded the damage was tornadic. Near the end of the track, the path widened to almost a kilometre but that was likely due to outflow.
F1 August 2, 2006 Drag Lake, Haliburton.docx (6 kB)
Aug 2 Drag Lake.docx (10 kB)
August 2, 2006, Drag Lake Image 1.jpg (1201 kB)
August 2, 2006, Drag Lake Image 2.jpg (1410 kB)
August 2, 2006, Drag Lake Image 3.jpg (1217 kB)
Drag Lake, August 2, 2006, Picture 1.jpg (94 kB)
Drag Lake, August 2, 2006, Picture 2.jpg (33 kB)
August 2, 2006, Aerial Survey, Track Maps.jpg (209 kB)
August 2, 2006, Aerial Survey, Drag Lake Track Map.jpg (94 kB)
Aug 2 Drag Lake.docx (10 kB)
August 2, 2006, Drag Lake Image 1.jpg (1201 kB)
August 2, 2006, Drag Lake Image 2.jpg (1410 kB)
August 2, 2006, Drag Lake Image 3.jpg (1217 kB)
Drag Lake, August 2, 2006, Picture 1.jpg (94 kB)
Drag Lake, August 2, 2006, Picture 2.jpg (33 kB)
August 2, 2006, Aerial Survey, Track Maps.jpg (209 kB)
August 2, 2006, Aerial Survey, Drag Lake Track Map.jpg (94 kB)
COinS
Aug 2nd, 7:40 PM
Drag Lake
Haliburton, Ontario, Canada
Originally surveyed as straight-line wind damage, further surveys concluded the damage was tornadic. Near the end of the track, the path widened to almost a kilometre but that was likely due to outflow.