Confirmed: Tornado touched down in New York State

The severe weather over the weekend has led to one confirmed tornado in New York State. Officials with the National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado did touchdown in New York State over the weekend.

9th Confirmed Tornado Of The Year In New York State

Officials with the National Weather Service have confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down in Central New York over the weekend. The tornado touched down along Farnham Road in Broome County on Saturday.

The tornado touched down as an EF-0 around 6:12 p.m., causing trees to snap, and then the tornado strengthened to an EF-1, reaching maximum wind speeds of 95 miles per hour, as it approached State Route 41.

The tornado uprooted trees and power lines in the area, but no major damage or loss of life was reported.

Here is a look at all the confirmed tornadoes so far this year in New York State.

3/31 - Machias

4/15 - Machias, Farmersville

5/29 - Hammond

6/18 - Cortland, Rock Stream

6/30 - Pittsfield, Croghan

7/18 - Sanford to Hancock

We could be in the running to add to that list tomorrow. There is a risk of severe weather on Tuesday, July 21st, for parts of New York State, including a threat of tornadoes.

Here is a look at the deadliest tornadoes that have touched down in New York State history.

5 - September 3rd, 1993 - 2 people were killed - An EF1 tornado touched down in a corn field in Batavia and moved northeast. As the tornado crossed Route 5, it lifted a delivery van into the air and dropped it onto an oncoming tractor-trailer. Both drivers were killed instantly.

4 - October 14th, 1989 - 2 people were killed - An EF2 tornado moved through McDonough for around 2 miles. The tornado grew to about 300 feet in length and injured three people while killing two others.

3 - May 2nd, 1982 - 2 people were killed - An EF3 tornado moved through Sherman, New York for around 28 miles. The tornado reached 450 feet in width and killed two people.

2 - July 8th, 2014 - 4 people were killed - An EF2 tornado touched down in Smithfield just 2 miles to the northeast of Peterborough. This tornado moved 2.5 miles and a path resulting in 4 fatalities in Smithfield. Three homes were destroyed, and 5 additional homes sustained significant damage.

1 - November 16th, 1989 - 9 people were killed - An EF1 tornado touched down near Monroe, New York, and moved for 9 miles, killing 9 people on the ground. 18 people were also injured, and this tornado caused nearly $25 million dollars in damage.