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DETROIT — Perry residents are taking stock of the damage Saturday after a tornado with nearly 100 mph winds tore through their community Friday evening with little warning.
Friday, an EF-1 tornado reached 95 mph in Perry, Michigan. "The massive pile of trees that were around the houses, you could barely see the house," said Charles Johnson.
The National Weather Service classified a tornado that hit Perry on Friday evening as EF-1 with maximum winds of 95 mph, which were enough to cause widespread damage in the
Maximum sustained winds of 95 MPH were found along the 3-mile path of this tornado that touched down late Friday.
The National Weather Service said the EF-1 tornado had an estimated peak wind of 95 mph and left a path about 3 miles long and a maximum of 430 yards wide.