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Massive tree uprooted after Hurricane Dorian
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Tree seen in front of a resident’s house on September 7, 2019 (Photo By: Lakeeda Johnson)NEW HANOVER COUNTY (WWAY)– The National Weather Service confirmed three tornadoes in our area.
Dorian was one of those in Myrtle Grove. It scared residents and uprooted a massive tree.
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Residents say they experienced a tornado that came from behind a house on Sandbar Lane, rapidly making its way to areas in Southeast Harbor Drive.
Some say, they could hear the tornado just seconds after they received a warning on their phones.
They say the tornado didn’t cause much damage to their homes like it did to their yards.