"Tornadoes Strike Ohio: Damage and Safety in Greater Columbus and Dayton Areas"

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The National Weather Service confirmed four tornadoes in Ohio, including an EF2 tornado in eastern Franklin County that weakened to an EF1 in Licking County. The storms caused significant damage to trees, homes, and power lines, with hundreds of trees uprooted or broken. Residents described the aftermath as a "warzone," with homes damaged, classic cars destroyed, and power outages affecting thousands. Field crews are surveying the damage to determine if it was caused by tornadoes or strong winds, and the NWS is urging those affected to report damage.
- 4 tornadoes confirmed in Greater Columbus, Dayton areas, NWS says The Columbus Dispatch
- Photos: Damage from three tornadoes, storms in Columbus, Ohio NBC4 WCMH-TV
- ‘Houses can be repaired;’ Clark County residents thankful for their safety after tornadoes WHIO
- Tornado touched down in Licking County, NWS confirms 10TV
- Columbus Weather: stronger storms expected overnight and Wednesday morning ABC6OnYourSide.com
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