Desastres · Tornado de Santa FeEl tornado de Santa Fe dañó 10 viviendas. Las necesidades de recuperación siguen sin estar claras.Escrito 26 de octubre de 2026 a las 6:39 UTCVerTranscripción0:07A tornado damaged ten homes in Santa Fe.0:09It broke power poles, damaged roofs, and uprooted trees, but no tornado related0:14injuries or deaths have been reported.0:16The recovery question is: how many affected residents have safe housing and working0:19essential services?0:21The damaged home count rose from at least eight to ten in Sunday's assessment.0:24Most damage was along Rancho Sirengo and Camino Chueco Road, where the tornado also0:29damaged fences, trees, and power infrastructure.0:31The storm struck Saturday night, October24.0:34Early descriptions centered on funnel clouds and damage from a severe thunderstorm.0:38The National Weather Service's Sunday assessment confirmed that a tornado crossed0:42the city and reconstructed its movement through southern and central Santa Fe.0:45The tornado traveled north for about one point four miles.0:48It developed around seven in the evening in Via Caballero, then ended near the0:52College of Santa Fe at seven.0:53Oh, eight.0:54The heaviest reported damage lay along Rancho Serengo and Camino Chueco Road.0:58City officials first placed the touchdown in Rancho Sirengo.1:02The later survey traced its beginning to Via Caballero.1:05A separate estimate put the path at roughly three miles.1:07And that difference hasn't been resolved.1:09About one point four miles is the estimate repeated in the detailed survey findings.1:13The National Weather Service assigned a preliminary EF1 rating pending more1:17information.1:18Estimated winds ranged from eighty-six to one hundred and ten miles an hour, with a1:22peak estimate of one hundred and ten.1:24Forecasters base those wind estimates on the damage.1:27The rating could change as more information comes in.1:29Residents described structural damage, torn off roofs and debris, and cleanup began1:34Sunday.1:35Police also identified damaged homes near Los Cedros and Camino Carlos Rey, along1:39with struck gas lines, uprooted trees and downed power lines during the storm.1:43Broken poles and damaged roofs left residents facing repairs beyond clearing1:47scattered debris.1:48Police described gas, line damage among the wider storm impacts.1:51Those reports cover the affected city area, while the survey follows the tornado's1:56estimated path.1:57Emergency crews initially concentrated near Rancho Siringo and Camino Chueco.2:01City officials also reported a swift water rescue along the Santa Fe River and2:05stranded motorists on Interstate25 during the storm.2:08The city urged residents to stay indoors and leave roads clear for responders.2:12The tornado developed around seven.2:14The warning followed at seven oh one, and the tornado ended at seven o eight.2:19At eleven that night, the city lifted its citywide shelter in place advisory.2:24Those times described separate parts of the emergency response.2:27The warning covered northeastern Santa Fe County and was scheduled through seven2:30thirty.2:31It was subsequently cancelled.2:32During the response, the city identified flooded streets, arroyos, and drainage2:36channels as hazards, and asked people to avoid areas with running water.2:40The city's eleven p m update identified shelter options at the Genevieve Chavez2:45Community Center for affected residents around Rancho Sereno and Camino Chueco.2:50It also directed people to avoid storm-damaged areas and keep access clear for2:54emergency and rescue workers.2:55Residents beginning cleanup were advised to photograph and video damage for2:59insurance before clearing it.3:00Several hundred Santa Fe Electricity customers were without power late Saturday.3:03PNM expected restoration early Sunday, but an expected repair time alone couldn't3:08tell residents when their service actually returned.3:10PNM's late Saturday estimate covered several hundred customers.3:14A current outage count and actual restoration time haven't been announced.3:17City officials also haven't said how many of the ten damaged homes are safe to3:21occupy, or how many residents need somewhere else to stay.Leer el artículoCronología de la historiaHeyDexEl vídeo breve ↗Quién informó quéPuntos que informó más de un medioTornado touchdown time in Santa Fe6 mediosPossible tornadoes elsewhere in New Mexico6 mediosOverpeck's damage estimates6 mediosVialpando's tornado sighting6 mediosTornado touchdown and damage in Santa Fe2 medios✓Homes damaged by the stormConfirmado de forma independiente · 2 mediosTornado warning for Santa Fe2 mediosPower lines and poles damaged2 mediosPuntos que informó un solo medio16Solo lo informó Santa Fe New MexicanSwift-water rescue along the Santa Fe River25 oct, 3:05 UTCMotorists stranded on Interstate 2525 oct, 3:05 UTCCustomers without power25 oct, 3:05 UTCPolice reports identifying a specific damaged house25 oct, 3:05 UTCSolo lo informó KOATCity call to avoid affected areas25 oct, 4:11 UTCEmergency response near Rancho Siringo25 oct, 4:11 UTCHazards during continuing rain and storms25 oct, 4:11 UTCTrees knocked down in the affected area25 oct, 4:11 UTCTornado's EF rating25 oct, 23:52 UTCTornado's development location25 oct, 23:52 UTCGas lines struck25 oct, 14:28 UTCTrees uprooted by the tornado25 oct, 14:28 UTCDamage area along Rancho Siringo and Camino Chueco25 oct, 23:52 UTCDebris in the affected area25 oct, 4:11 UTCResidents' reports of funnel clouds25 oct, 14:28 UTCLifting of the shelter-in-place order25 oct, 14:28 UTCCada línea es la afirmación tal como la registramos del informe de ese medio. Comparado a fecha de 27 de octubre de 2026 a las 0:03 UTC.
