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On Wednesday night, the National Weather Service issued a series of verified tornado alerts across Ohio and Pennsylvania as intense thunderstorms featuring radar-detected rotation swept through the area. Regions affected include Erie County in northwestern Pennsylvania, the Midland-East Liverpool vicinity along the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, Cyclone and Smethport close to Bradford, along with Coshocton and Byesville in eastern Ohio. These storms brought wind gusts reaching 60 mph and hail the size of quarters. Meteorologists cautioned about the risk of airborne debris, potential damage to roofs and mobile homes, and advised individuals in the storm's path to take shelter in an interior room on the lowest floor without delay.
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00:00A string of tornado warnings swept across Ohio and Pennsylvania Wednesday evening as severe
00:05storms with confirmed rotation tore through the region. The National Weather Service issued
00:10warning after warning through the night, hitting Erie County in northwest Pennsylvania, the Midland
00:16and East Liverpool area along the Ohio-Pennsylvania line, and the towns of Cyclone and Smithport near
00:22Bradford. More storms tracked through Coshocton and Beesville in eastern Ohio later in the evening.
00:28Radar indicated rotation in multiple storms, with wind gusts reaching 60 miles per hour and
00:34quarter-size hail reported in some areas. Forecasters warned that flying debris could be dangerous for
00:40anyone caught without shelter, and that mobile homes faced a serious risk of damage. Residents
00:45across the warned areas were urged to move immediately to an interior room on the lowest
00:50floor, away from windows. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or
00:56enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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