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			<title>Microburst tornado touches down just outside of Shelburne</title>
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 <br>Tornado season has definitely arrived in full force. While dazzling and spectacular, the damage left in a Tornado's wake can be devastating. At approximately 3:30 p.m., on June 24th, a tornado classified as a ‘microburst' touched down on 3rd Line, five minutes outside of Shelburne. The microburst tore through trees on the property where Septic 'N Construction Services is located. A microburst tornado can come in two forms, wet or dry, and often has high winds that can knock over fully grown trees. They can last a few seconds or several minutes and are so sudden that there is absolutely no time to prepare. Fortunately there were no injuries to report as intense clean up begins.

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