Damage in Fayette County due to Tropical Storm Cindy

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Damage in Fayette County due to Tropical Storm Cindy
July 6, 2005

Images below are examples of damage caused by a tornado that struck Fayette county. The tornado was associated with thunderstorms generated by the remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy Wednesday night, July 6, 2005. Damage estimates from across the county were placed at about 3 million dollars.

These photos were provided by Pete Nelms, Fayette County Emergency Management Director.

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Hilo Road and Brookwood Lane areas ( click images to enlarge )

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