Likely tornado yesterday in Western New Brunswick, with debris showing up in dual-pol radar correlation coefficient. This was in the remote logging country of Western New Brunswick about 40 miles northeast of Houlton. #mewx #nbstorm #nbwx pic.twitter.com/zZ1S7MJ6gE
— NWS Caribou (@NWSCaribou) August 8, 2018
According to the National Weather Service Caribou office, there was likely a tornado yesterday in Western New Brunswick, with debris showing up in dual-pol radar correlation coefficient. This was in the remote logging country, about 40 miles northeast of Houlton, Maine.
Tornadoes are rare this far north. For instance, Maine has 2 tornadoes per year on average (SPC).
Over the last 24 hours, there were a number of severe storm reports across the northeastern United States.
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