EF1 tornado in Kent County, Delaware

The tornado touched down in the vicinity of Road 258 south of

Sandtown Road, then tracked across a section of mostly open fields

but damaged some trees along the way. It then tracked down the

western portion of Sandtown Road closer to Route 10 damaging

several homes and snapping and uprooting several trees. A home had

some windows blown out along with roof damage, another home had

its roof blown off and there was a large garage that had its back

sheet metal wall torn off. The tornado crossed Route 10 near the

intersection with Sandtown Road and moved across the Sandtown

Landfill facility where additional trees were uprooted or snapped,

two front-end loaders had windows blown out and some truck

trailers were flipped over. The tornado exited the landfill and

may have dissipated before reaching the Maryland-Delaware state

line. Doppler radar data showed rotation and a notable tornado

debris signature near and just northwest of Sandtown as debris was

tossed into the air.

Tropical Storm Isaias brought high winds, heavy rain, several tornadoes, and coastal flooding to the mid-Atlantic region, becoming the most impactful tropical cyclone to impact most of the region since Sandy in 2012.