A pulse-severe mini-supercell thunderstorm rapidly developed near the border of Frederick Co, Virginia and Berkeley Co during the late afternoon. Shortly after the storm exhibited strong low- and mid-level rotation, a combination of large hail, damaging straight-line winds, and a tornado occurred in the Bunker Hill area.The most impressive event was a brief tornado, witnessed for much of its path by a local resident. The twister touched down along Tory Town Road and continued east-southeast along Sam Mason Road, crossing Interstate 81 before dissipating shortly after crossing federal highway 11. The tornado had multiple vortices - the eyewitness noted at least 5 spinning finger-shaped tendrils as the twister passed.Damage on Tory Town Road included a pushed in a wall of a home, one uprooted tree which totalled a parked sport-utility vehicle, and a destroyed barn. Along and just north of Sam Mason Road, damage included numerous snapped and twisted tree tops. One uprooted tree smashed into a home causing substantial damage to an adjacent shop. Five windows were blown out. Along Sam Mason Road east of Interstate 81 , at least a dozen large trees were uprooted, and several sheds were damaged. One of the sheds was large - 12 by 36 feet. Two horses inside sustained minor injuries (from cuts).Straight-line wind damage occurred about a mile northeast of the tornado's location - along and near Runnymeade Road. Two barns were blown down, and several large trees fell, one onto a vehicle and another onto a house. Hail, ranging in size from marble to occasionally golf ball, fell - in one case prior to the tornado touch down.Allegheny Power estimated between 500 and 1,000 customers lost electricity during the storms.