Signs of the path taken by the tornado that ripped through the Island during Storm Ciarán can be easily spotted throughout the eastern parishes – including in this field in Grouville Picture: Philip Clyde-Smith (36953943)

A DRONE photographer has captured an image showing the path the tornado took as it ripped through parts of the Island during Storm Ciarán.

The twister has been graded a T6 – making it the most powerful to hit the British Isles for almost 70 years.

The tornado made landfall in St Clement before tracking north-east, causing major damage to properties around the FB Fields, Boulivot and Fliquet.

Several people have been made homeless.

The image, taken by Philip Clyde-Smith, shows how the tornado cut through a field in Grouville, narrowly missing properties.