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3 days ago · Northern portions of Jefferson and Hancock counties suffered extensive damage when a severe storm crossed the region in the early hours of Wednesday. The National Weather Service office in Coraopolis said on X that the storm was a confirmed tornado. Emergency response agencies in Ohio and West Virginia were on site at several locations. Areas […]
2 days ago · WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) – The National Weather Service, along with Emergency Dispatch has confirmed a Tornado touched down in parts of Irondale Ohio, & Fairhaven West Virginia causing destruction. Tornado reports came in just after 1am as a line of thunderstorms, with an embedded supercell, rolled on through Jefferson and Hancock counties.
3 days ago · Photo by Mike Ludovici Tornadoes touched down and destroyed property in both Hancock County in West Virginia and Jefferson County in Ohio overnight. CHESTER – Tri-state residents got a bit of a ...
3 days ago · Jeremy Ober of Hancock County Emergency Management explained the primary damage area was on Orchard and Locust Hill roads along Route 8 and in the vicinity of Veterans Drive.
3 days ago · JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — The village of Irondale was one of the areas hit hardest by Wednesday's early morning storms, as a radar-signature confirmed tornado ripped through the area. Warnings ...
4 days ago · PAULDING, PUTNAM, AND HANCOCK COUNTIES, OH (WLIO) - In Paulding and Putnam Counties, a tornado reportedly touched down between Paulding and Oakwood with the storm progressing toward the Miller City area. According to the National Weather Service in Northern Indiana, at least one house was damaged one mile west of Charloe, and a trained spotter ...
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