Numurkah was struck by a tornado on 10 August 1964. It left in its wake a narrow trail of damage extending over a distance of about seven miles. An on-the-spot investigation was conducted. Skip distances in which there was little or no damage were evident along its path. Interviews with local inhabitants provided information on the meteorological aspects of the tornado. The synoptic situation is discussed.
E. F. Phillips (Mon,) studied this question.