See photos trace the path of the twister as it tore through Monson, Brimfield, Sturbridge and Southbridge.
Earlier today, The Republican staff photographer John Suchocki posted the first part of a two-part photo gallery of aerial images of the damage and clean-up one week after an EF3 tornado left a 39-mile scar across Springfield and nearby cities and towns in Western and Central Massachusetts on June 1.
Now, Suchocki has posted Part 2 of the gallery, showing the devastating destruction in neighborhoods and other areas of Monson, Brimfield, Sturbridge and Southbridge.
In Part 1 of the gallery, photos from the same trip show damage and clean-up in the cities and towns first hit by the tornado: Westfield, West Springfield, Springfield and Wilbraham.
» View "Massachusetts tornadoes aerial photos: Path of the tornado one week later (part 1)"
You can compare many of the images in the new galleries to the same scenes in Suchocki's photo gallery of aerial shots taken one day after the tornado.
» View "Tornado destruction aerials"