Six Tornadoes Confirmed in Kentucky, Including EF-2 in Grayson and Hart Counties
Six Tornadoes Confirmed in Kentucky, Including EF-2 in Grayson and Hart Counties
US · Published Jul 25, 2026
On Tuesday, a line of severe storms swept through Kentucky, resulting in six confirmed tornadoes across multiple counties, according to WBKO.
The most significant tornado was a long-track EF-2 that originated in eastern Grayson County and continued into Hart County, with peak winds reaching 115 mph.

Impact & Risks

The tornadoes caused significant damage across several Kentucky counties, including structural damage and downed trees. The EF-2 tornado in Grayson and Hart counties resulted in one injury, while the EF-1 tornado in Carroll, Gallatin, Owen, and Grant counties caused structural damage, including the loss of a roof, and one injury. The other tornadoes primarily caused tree damage, with no reported injuries or fatalities. The storms were unusual for late July, as such severe weather is not typical for this time of year in Kentucky.

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