A long-track tornado hit parts of Kentucky during a strong line of overnight storms Sunday.
The National Weather Service Louisville crews are continuing to survey storm damage across the region.
One of the storm paths is in Grayson, Hardin and Meade counties, where survey crews have determined a preliminary EF-1 tornado caused damage.
The tornado had estimated wind speeds of 100 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
According to the National Weather Service Louisville, the tornado traveled from north of Caneyville in Grayson County through Hardin and Meade counties. It crossed Rough River Lake, through several communities, and ended on Fort Knox.
The tornado caused damage to numerous trees and damaged several homes and outbuildings along its path, officials added.
In an update Tuesday afternoon, National Weather Service officials said storm damage in Bullitt County was due to strong straight-line winds.
The survey of storm damage in Nelson County has also been completed, but a determination has not been made.
Crews are still assessing damage in Logan, Warren and Clinton counties.
Source: WHAS11
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