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A rare EF-1 tornado crossed Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Saturday evening, marking the first recorded tornado in the city in more than 50 years. The National Weather Service’s damage survey found peak winds of 110 mph and a path of about 1.5 miles, from the Via Caballo neighborhood toward the College of Santa Fe. The NWS said at least 10 homes were damaged; one lost most of its roof and suffered a collapsed wall. Police drone footage shows roof damage as cleanup operations remain underway.
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00:00Santa Fe, New Mexico, saw its first tornado in more than 50 years tear through a neighborhood
00:05Saturday evening. It developed in Villacaballo, south of the city. National Weather Service
00:11surveyors rated it EF1, with peak winds of 110 mph. The tornado traveled north, before
00:18fading near the College of Santa Fe. But it left damaged homes and debris in affected
00:23neighborhoods. The National Weather Service says at least 10 homes sustained damage.
00:27One home lost most of its roof. Police drone video shows roof damage across the neighborhood.
00:33Along Ranch Springs and Camino Chuko roads, power poles broke. Trees fell and fences came down.
00:39Officials say cleanup is underway, and they're asking residents to avoid affected neighborhoods
00:44while crews remove debris. The mayor says support for families will continue as recovery work goes on.
00:50Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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