Tornado Update: Windsor – Robbinsville Township, NJ Tornado EF-1

July 31, 2021

ROBBINSVILLE, NJ (MERCER)–The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued their report on the Windsor – Robbinsville Township Tornado. It is rated as an EF-1 The Enhanced Fujita Scale (EF Scale) with a wind speed estimate of 105 mph. It was 100 yards wide and traveled 1.6 miles The tornado started at 6:56 p.m. on July 29, 2021 and ended at 7:05 p.m. The tornado began near the Assunpink Creek near Route 130 and uprooted trees and a day care center lost part of its roofing material.


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From the National Weather Service:

...NWS Damage Surveys for 07/29/2021 Tornado Event
.Windsor-Robbinsville Township Tornado...
 
 Rating:                 EF-1
 Estimated Peak Wind:    105 mph
 Path Length /statute/:  1.6 miles
 Path Width /maximum/:   100 yards
 Fatalities:             0
 Injuries:               0
 
 Start Date:             July 29, 2021
 Start Time:             6:56 PM EDT
 Start Location:         Robbinsville Twp / Mercer / NJ
 Start Lat/Lon:          40.237/-74.585
 
 End Date:               July 29, 2021
 End Time:               7:05 PM EDT
 End Location:           Robbinsville Twp / Mercer / NJ
 End Lat/Lon:            40.239/-74.554
 
 The Windsor-Robbinsville Township tornado began on Route 130 just 
 south of the town of Windsor near the Assunpink Creek. A few 
 hardwood trees were uprooted along the highway near the Chestnut 
 Montessori. The building lost a portion of its roofing material and 
 several other hardwood trees were uprooted or snapped just behind 
 the property into a small wooded area. The tornado then continued in 
 a somewhat transient and weak manner through a series of fields and 
 tree lines. A few large tree branches were snapped off near a farm 
 home on Windsor Road and a hardwood tree in a tree line was uprooted 
 across the street. The sporadic tree damage continued along 
 Perrineville Road where a large section of a tree was snapped off at 
 another residence. The tornado then produced an area of intense 
 convergent tree damage near the intersection of Perrineville Road 
 and Voelbel Road where numerous trees were snapped or uprooted. The 
 tornado ended just downstream from this intersection at a residence 
 on Perrineville Road where a final tree was uprooted.
 
 The National Weather Service would like to thank the Mercer County 
 Office of Emergency Management for their assistance in providing 
 information for this survey.
 
 Manning/Staarmann