Tornadoes Confirmed in Western Pennsylvania After Severe Storms
Two tornadoes were confirmed in Western Pennsylvania on Sunday, with the National Weather Service still evaluating damage in other areas to determine if additional tornadoes occurred.
The National Weather Service confirmed that two tornadoes touched down in Western Pennsylvania on Sunday, according to triblive.com. One tornado touched down near McCalmont in Jefferson County and was rated an EF1 with wind speeds reaching 110 mph, according to triblive.com. Another tornado touched down near Beaver Falls in Beaver County, with a rating not yet determined, according to triblive.com. Severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado watches and warnings were issued throughout the day Sunday, according to triblive.com. Weather service staff conducted storm surveys on Monday, according to triblive.com. The National Weather Service is still evaluating damage in southern York and Lancaster counties to determine if a tornado touched down, according to bluesky. Accounts differ on the total number of tornadoes in Pennsylvania: the National Weather Service confirmed two tornadoes in Western Pennsylvania, according to triblive.com, while another source states the National Weather Service confirms three tornadoes touched down Sunday night in Pennsylvania. No resolution has been reached between these accounts.
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