mobile homes, causing six injuries. The tornado also damaged the new Brandon High School, which was under construction, in Brandon and demolished several construction trailers as well. An F2 tornado passed east of Barto and destroyed a church and a couple of mobile homes, damaged a number of houses and businesses, knocked down numerous trees, and injured two people. Further south, another F3 tornado struck the town Mize. The top floor of the Attendance Center in Mize was almost completely taken off, and three portable classrooms were destroyed along with several large light poles bent or snapped. The tornado continued northeastward toward Mineral Springs. The damage between Mize and Mineral Springs, ranged between F2 and F3. Along Providence Road, a barn was destroyed, and two homes were significantly damaged, along with a church. The tornado then crossed MS 37, where many more trees were uprooted, along with several structures demolished or sustaining significant damage. The tornado then weakened and dissipated near Louin, after injuring eight people. Later that evening, a multiple-vortex F2 tornado developed off the Louisiana coast and moved ashore, striking Port Fourchon. The tornado caused damage to approximately 12 structures, including several port buildings and three businesses. A few buildings sustained significant damage. Two people suffered minor injuries. Several hundred vehicles were damaged either by flying debris or having their windows blown out. Approximately one mile of power lines were downed along LA 3090. Only one tornado touched down on the final day of the outbreak; a 1000 yard wide F1 tornado in Florida that caused moderate damage along an eight-mile path from the Ocala International Airport to the south side Ocala, injuring three people. Overall, the outbreak produced 39 tornadoes and resulted in 14 injuries but no fatalities. April 8 Five F0 tornadoes touched down along the Interstate 5 and SR 99 corridors in Central California. This included a tornado in the Sacramento suburbs. It struck near the community of Rio Linda, which is north of Sacramento. No deaths or injuries were reported. May There were 122 tornadoes were confirmed in the US in May. May 12–13 A small outbreak of 15 tornadoes occurred in Texas. While the majority of the tornadoes were rated F0, four of them were significant. On the 12th, a 1000 yard wide F2 tornado struck the town of South Plains, destroying vehicles and power poles. Two strong tornadoes, rated F3 and F2,