🚨 South Carolina Tornado Upgraded To EF2 After Leaving 18-Mile Trail Of Damage

🌪️ The Barnwell County tornado has been upgraded to EF2 after National Weather Service survey teams identified stronger damage along its 18.04-mile path. Estimated intensity, structural damage, and additional survey findings are helping reveal the scale of the severe weather outbreak associated with Hurricane Isaias. In this video, I break down why the Barnwell tornado received an EF2 rating, its path and reported damage, and the supercell responsible for producing multiple tornadoes across the region. 🚨 I also cover the second EF2 tornado along Old Blair Road in Newberry County, along with other confirmed tornadoes across South Carolina and Georgia and the damage documented by survey teams. The report examines how the remnants of Hurricane Isaias contributed to the severe weather outbreak, including heavy rainfall, power outages, flooding concerns, and widespread tornado warnings. Finally, I review the latest storm damage assessments and important tornado safety guidance. The tornado ratings discussed remain preliminary and could change following the National Weather Service’s final review. Timestamps: 0:00 Barnwell tornado upgraded to EF2 1:02 Barnwell path, damage and EF2 rating 2:53 Supercell storm and the Klein tornado 5:03 Old Blair Road tornado in Newberry County 8:04 Other tornadoes in the Columbia forecast area 12:48 Hurricane Isaias and the severe weather outbreak 16:44 Storm damage and tornado safety guidance 17:49 Final survey results and recap