Tornado Strikes Buffalo, Causing Significant Damage

The EF-1 tornado, part of a record-breaking year for New York, left a trail of destruction but no injuries.

The tornado, with wind speeds of 90 mph, touched down near downtown Buffalo, flipping cars and damaging buildings.
This tornado is the third to hit Erie County in a month and contributed to New York's record 26 tornadoes this year.
Emergency responders quickly assessed damage and began clean-up efforts, with some roads and traffic signals affected.
A nursing home and a high school were among the buildings damaged, but no residents or students were injured.
Governor Kathy Hochul assured that state emergency management is ready to provide support if needed.