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The National Weather Service confirmed a low‑level EF-0 tornado struck Charlotte, with about 85 mph winds, a 25‑yard width and roughly 1.5‑mile path, damaging several buildings including a warehouse on Atando Ave near 3225 Leota Dr and tearing off roofing metal; trees were damaged but no injuries were reported. NWS surveyed the damage after the storm and urged residents to prepare for spring severe weather.
The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-0 tornado with winds up to 80 mph touched down in Boyle Heights on Christmas, causing damage to roofs, windows, and signs, but no injuries were reported.
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a relatively weak EF-0 tornado occurred in northwestern Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, causing sporadic damage and downing trees. The tornado traveled approximately one mile in an eastbound direction, blocking Route 147 and Shippen Dam Road. The same storm system caused a longer swath of damage in nearby areas, and multiple tornado reports were received in other counties.
The National Weather Service confirmed at least nine tornadoes in southern Wisconsin during Friday's storms, including two EF-1 tornadoes and seven EF-0 tornadoes. The tornadoes caused damages to buildings, uprooted and snapped trees, and knocked down power poles. The NWS will conduct another damage assessment in Iowa County on Monday.
Three EF-0 tornadoes with peak wind gusts estimated at 80 mph hit southeast Wisconsin on Friday night, causing damage to barns, roofs, and trees. Two tornadoes occurred in Walworth county, while one hit Rock County. The National Weather Service plans to survey Green, Dane, and Jefferson counties on Sunday.
An EF-0 tornado with an estimated wind speed of 80 mph touched down in Dundee, Michigan, causing damage to the downtown area and elsewhere along its 7.3-mile path. The tornado developed as a line of severe storms moved through the area, and no injuries were reported. The width of the tornado's path was about 75 yards, and it lifted off the ground by 11:08 a.m. near Dixon and Sullivan roads. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado and released the details after 6 p.m. Saturday.