Twin sisters among those killed New York tornado Two of the people killed were 6-year-old twins - sisters Emily and Kenni Bisson - who died after a tree fell onto their house on Hoyland Avenue in ...

A single mother, Bisson survived the tornado but lost her daughters, home and possessions due to the damage caused by the twister. More than $200,000 was donated in less than 24 hours.

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Twin sisters Emily and Kenni Bisson, 6, of Clark Mills, Oneida County, were killed in an EF-1 tornado on June 22, 2025. Here with their mother Kayleigh Bisson.© GoFundMe Shelly Johnson, 50, was ...

Three people, including two 6-year-old girls, were killed when a tornado ripped through a small town in upstate New York, authorities said Sunday. Twin sisters Emily and Kenni Bisson were killed ...

Rated an EF-2, the tornado had peak winds of 115 mph, a path length of 1.7 miles, and a maximum width of 300 yards. The twister was on the ground for 10 minutes, between 6:27 and 6:37 p.m.

“TAKE COVER NOW,” a National Weather Service tornado warning advised minutes before the storm hit. The alert was issued at 3:54 a.m. through the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) system.

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Rated an EF-2, the tornado had peak winds of 115 mph, a path length of 1.7 miles, and a maximum width of 300 yards. The twister was on the ground for 10 minutes, between 6:27 and 6:37 p.m.

Shelly Johnson, 50, and 6-year-old twins Emily and Kenni Bisson died early Sunday when an F1 tornado hit Clark Mills, according to the National Weather Service.

Days after the tornado, Spencer put Russell on leave amid allegations of mismanagement. But problems with the sirens have been known for a while. And the city has been trying to fix them.

On Sunday at 3:54 a.m. a tornado warning was released by the National Weather Service in effect until 4:30 a.m. for Madison and Oneida counties.