Storm Brings Tornado to Pacific Northwest

  Wednesday, October 2nd, 2013 Source: ABC News

A rare tornado damaged industrial buildings south of Seattle as an unseasonable September storm dumped record amounts of rain and temporarily knocked out power for thousands in the Pacific Northwest. The tornado at 7:20 a.m. Monday hit the industrial area of Frederickson, tearing a hole in the roof of the Northwest Door factory, blowing out car windows at a nearby Boeing factory, and damaging a building where sections of a downtown Seattle tunnel project were being assembled. There were no injuries at those buildings or at nearby homes, where trees also fell. A team from the National Weather Service office in Seattle went to the scene and confirmed the tornado from eyewitness accounts, meteorologist Johnny Burg said. The Weather Service classified the tornado as an EF1, with a maximum wind speed of 110 mph.

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