Do you remember the EF-3 tornado that went through Saline County near Salina on June 11, 2008?
According to the National Weather Service, an "intense thunderstorm developed and tracked through Saline County around 9:40 p.m. producing a tornado. This tornado moved east-northeast with a path length of about 14 miles and a maximum intensity of EF-3."
The tornado originally touched down west of Interstate 135 south of the Salina Regional Airport.
"It then traveled along the southeast outskirts of Salina where it damaged several homes, outbuildings, trees and power lines. EF-3 damage was noted near the intersection of East Shilling Road and South Holmes Road," the weather service noted.
Additionally, the tornado caused some EF-2 damage near the intersection of E. Crawford Street and S. Whitmore Road. It continued on a northeasterly track, crossing into Dickinson County south of Solomon.
No injuries were reported.
To see more about the tornado, including additional photos, click here.