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A sixth tornado in Ohio from Wednesday's storms was confirmed Thursday by the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh. See the paths 5 of them traveled
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The National Weather Service is surveying storm damage today to confirm whether tornadoes touched down. The Wilmington office, which covers Central Ohio, said it dispatched crews shortly after 9 ...
Damage along this segment of the path consisted of homes suffering roof damage, outbuildings being damaged or destroyed, power poles being snapped, and trees being uprooted or snapped. As it approached Logan County , it regained EF2 intensity and passed very near Sante Fe as it moved into the county, paralleling SR 720 .
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Outbuildings were destroyed, and a few homes along the outer edge of the damage path sustained minor damage. One house along East 1750 Road sustained high-end EF1 damage to its roof and walls. Past Lawrence, the tornado regained EF3 intensity as it moved through rural areas to the northeast of Eudora. Multiple well-built homes sustained roof ...
The first tornado to result from the front, an EF1, struck in Montgomery and Greene counties in southwest Ohio, causing damage at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and in the Springfield area.