At Allied Emergency Services, we understand the destructive power of severe weather and the impact it can have on your property. On July 14, 2023, a series of powerful storms swept across northern Illinois, leaving a trail of damage in their wake. In this blog post, we’ll provide an overview of the storms, including an EF-0 tornado that struck Warrenville and Wheaton, as well as the widespread damaging winds experienced in Elk Grove Village. If your property has been affected, our expert team is here to help with roofing, siding, and window repairs. Read on to learn more about the storms and how we can assist you in restoring your property.
The Warrenville to Glen Ellyn Tornado
One notable event from the July 14 storms was the Warrenville to Glen Ellyn tornado. Here are the details:
- Rating: EF-0
- Estimated peak wind: 75 mph
- Path length: 8.8 miles
- Maximum width: 400 yards
- Start location: 2 WSW Warrenville, DuPage County, IL
- Start time: 08:58 PM CDT
- End location: 1 SSE Glen Ellyn, DuPage County, IL
- End time: 09:10 PM CDT
The tornado originated southeast of Fermilab and moved east-northeast across Warrenville and Wheaton before dissipating northeast of the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn. The damage primarily consisted of downed trees and branches along the tornado’s path.
Elk Grove Village Straight-Line Winds
In addition to the tornado, Elk Grove Village experienced significant straight-line wind damage. Here are the key details:
- Location: Elk Grove Village
- Damage: Widespread tree damage
- Peak wind estimate: Approximately 80 mph
- Concentrated damage near Elk Grove High School
The strong straight-line winds caused extensive damage, particularly in the vicinity of Elk Grove High School. Our team at Allied Emergency Services is experienced in handling such wind-related damages and can provide expert assistance in restoring your property.
Severe Storms and Additional Impacts
The storms that rolled across northern Illinois on July 14th brought more than just tornadoes and strong winds. Other notable impacts include:
- Thunderstorms intensified east of I-39, bringing strong winds and damage to the region.
- O’Hare Airport recorded a gust of 58 mph, while Aurora/Sugar Grove reported a gust of 61 mph.
- Severe storms caused damage to various areas, emphasizing the importance of prompt repairs and restoration.
Trust Allied Emergency Services for Tornado and Storm Damage Repairs
If your property has been affected by the storms, we’re here to assist you. Our team of professionals specializes in roofing, siding, and window repairs, ensuring that your property is restored to its pre-storm condition. Don’t delay in addressing the damage – contact us now for a free, same-day inspection. Call 1-800-792-0212 to schedule an appointment and let Allied Emergency Services handle your tornado and storm damage repairs.
At Allied Emergency Services, we understand the urgency of tornado and storm damage repairs. The July 14, 2023 storms left their mark on northern Illinois, with an EF-0 tornado in Warrenville and Wheaton, as well as significant wind damage in Elk Grove Village. We’re here to help you restore your property and ensure its safety and functionality. Trust our expert team to provide top-notch roofing, siding, and window repairs. Contact us today for a free inspection and let us guide you through the restoration process.
