On this day in 2001, an F2 tornado struck London, KY. It caused unusual damage to a shopping center, as a section of the pavement in the parking lot was removed. This is typically a sign of a violent tornado; however, the surrounding damage was not consistent with that of a violent tornado. This was likely caused by a vehicle that was tossed, hitting pavement that was in poor condition, causing it to break and be swept away at a lower wind speed. Stores in the center were ripped apart, too, and several homes were damaged. Ten people were injured. Source.