Tue, Jun 22nd, 2010 8:00:00 pm - IT WAS A BUSY DAY FOR FIRE COMPANIES IN SOUTH EASTERN DAUPHIN COUNTY AND LEBANON COUNTY. MULTIPLE CALLS CAME INTO DAUPHIN COUNTY 911 RESULTING FROM THE SEVERE STORM. HUMMELSTOWN AND HERSHEY FIRE CREWS RESPONDED TO MULTIPLE CALLS OCCURING WITH IN HOURS AND EVEN MINUTES OF EACH OTHER. CREWS FROM HUMMELSTOWN, HERSHEY, PALMYRA, AND SOUTH HANOVER WERE ALL OVER THE IMMEDIATE AREA RESPONDING TO THE CALLS OF ITS CITIZENS. ALL CREWS WORKED WELL TOGETHER TO MAKE SURE THE LIVES OF ITS CITIZENS AS WELL AS THE PROPERTIES WERE PROTECTED TO THE BEST OF THEIR ABILITIES. LATER IN THE AFTERNOON, TRUCK 46 WAS ASKED TO ASSIST CAMPBELLTOWN WITH EMERGENICES AS IT WAS SAID THAT THERE MAY HAVE BEEN A "POSSIBLE" TORNADO TOUCH DOWN.....AGAIN. THE DAMAGE WAS NOT AS SEVERE AS THE TORNADO OF SEVERAL YEARS AGO WHICH LEAVES THE QUESTION UP FOR DEBATE... WAS IT A TORNADO??? WE WILL HAVE TO FIND OUT!!

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PHOTO TAKEN FROM HERSHEYPARK DRIVE BESIDE HIGHMEADOW CAMPGROUND... WE ARE FIREFIGHTERS, NOT WEATHER MEN, BUT WHAT IS THAT?

IS IT A TORNADO??? YOU DECIDE!!!

CAMPBELLTOWN RT. 322 NOTICE THE DEBRIS FROM A BARN ACROSS THE STREET

CAMPBPBELLTOWN RT. 322