Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in Highland County, OH

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Hail Report Description: Photo of hail... size and time estimated in report.

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Hail Report Description: Significant tree damage was also reported across the area.

Hail Report Description: The hail caused significant damage to a bean field near Overman.

Hail Report Description: Hail damage occurred to cars.

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Hail Report Description: Power lines were also downed between Leesburg and Greenfield.

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Wind Report Description: Several trees downed at a property on State Route 247. Some minor siding and fascia damage to a house.

Wind Report Description: tree limbs down.

Wind Report Description: A wide swath of 90 MPH straight-line winds confirmed in southwestern Highland County and northern Brown County in Ohio.

Wind Report Description: 2 trees down. Time from video.

Wind Report Description: Multiple tree limbs down.

Wind Report Description: Delayed report. Several power poles snapped off on Hizer Road south of State Route 124.

Wind Report Description: Tree blown down across Riber Rd. Other trees blown down scattered about the county.

Wind Report Description: Siding damage along a home and a garage from large hail.

Wind Report Description: One tree down. Time estimated from radar.

Wind Report Description: Overturned mobile trailer and a roof panel lifted from small barn.

Wind Report Description: Multiple trees were downed.

Wind Report Description: Multiple power poles snapped. Wall collapse at barn.

Wind Report Description: Four power poles were downed.

Wind Report Description: Power pole down. Time estimated from RADAR.

Wind Report Description: Reports of trees down at intersection of Black Rabbit Road and Bridges Road.

Wind Report Description: Multiple trees downed.

Wind Report Description: Trees down in Greenfield.

Wind Report Description: Corrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 5 SE Lynchburg. Trees down in Leesburg.

Wind Report Description: Corrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 5 SE Lynchburg. Trees down in Leesburg.

Wind Report Description: Trees down in Liberty Park. Time estimated from RADAR.

Wind Report Description: Tree down on US62. Photo verified. Time estimated from RADAR.

Wind Report Description: Large trees and a fence blown down at Liberty Park and Shaffer Park baseball fields.

Wind Report Description: Large tree down on U.S. 50.

Wind Report Description: Tree down on route 134.

Wind Report Description: One large tree downed on W Main Street. Time estimated from radar.

Wind Report Description: Some tree limbs reported down in the Buford area. Time estimated from RADAR.

Wind Report Description: METAL AWNING RIPPED OFF HOME. PHOTO CONFIRMED.

Wind Report Description: NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN OVER ROAD. TIME FROM RADAR

Wind Report Description: AMISH PORCH BLOWN ON TO A BUSINESS. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.

Tornado Report Description: EF0 TORNADO CONFIRMED SOUTH OF NEW VIENNA IN HIGHLAND COUNTY OHIO WITH 80 MPH WINDS.

Tornado Report Description: EF1 TORNADO CONFIRMED WEST OF HILLSBORO IN HIGHLAND COUNTY OHIO WITH 100 MPH WINDS.

Tornado Report Description: NWS SURVEY CONFIRMS EF1 TORNADO NORTH OF HILLSBORO... OH. THE PATH LENGTH WAS 3.1 MILES WITH AN ESTIMATED MAXIMUM WIND SPEED OF 95 MPH. CHECK PNS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

Tornado Report Description: NWS SURVEY CONFIRMS EF0 TORNADO SOUTHWEST OF HILLSBORO OH. THE PATH LENGTH WAS 1.9 MILES WITH AN ESTIMATED MAXIMUM WIND SPEED OF 80 MPH. CHECK PNS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

Tornado Report Description: NWS STORM SURVEY CONFIRMS AN EF0 TORNADO SOUTH OF GREENFIELD IN HIGHLAND COUNTY. THIS TORNADO CAUSED GENERALLY MINOR TREE DAMAGE.

Tornado Report Description: NWS STORM SURVEY CONFIRMS AN EF0 TORNADO SOUTH OF LEESBURG IN HIGHLAND COUNTY. A FEW HOMES HAD MINOR DAMAGE AND SEVERAL BARNS AND OUTBUILDINGS WERE MORE SIGNIFICANTLY DAMAGED. TREES WERE SNAPPED ALONG MUCH OF THE TORNADO PATH.

Tornado Report Description: NWS STORM SURVEY CONFIRMS AN EF1 TORNADO SOUTH OF NEW MARKET IN HIGHLAND COUNTY. A DAIRY FARM HAD EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO OUTBUILDINGS AND BARNS...WITH OTHER MINOR DAMAGE ELSEWHERE ALONG THE PATH OF THE TORNADO.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down on a residential drive about a quarter mile north of SR 138, where it brought down a couple of large trees. It then continued southeast across a field and crossed SR 138 where it downed a large tree and other branches, snapped 3 pine trees several feet above the ground, peeled back part of a barn roof on both its east and west sides, and damaged some fencing. Isolated trees were snapped further southeast along the tornado's discontinuous path.||At a residence along Holladay Road, a large well-constructed barn had its cap blown from its roof and a small section of the roof's southeast corner was peeled back, exposing the inside. Large pine trees were snapped with large segments carried 50 to 60 yards downstream. A few small branches were blown onto a van and a car tire had a piece of bark completely impaled through it. A 100 foot TV tower was knocked down and the house sustained minor roof and fascia damage. A large well-constructed metal storage barn across the street had its front door ripped off and carried southeast.||Numerous large trees and branches were downed along Ervin Road, just north of a quarry. Further east along Ervin Road, the roof of a house had numerous shingles ripped off and a small section of its southeast corner was peeled back. Fascia on the north side of the garage was completely ripped off and a 100 foot TV tower was toppled along the south side of the house and garage. A small shed southwest of the house was completely destroyed with the damage strewn into the front yard. Another small shed south of the house was twisted off its foundation and moved a short distance. A short distance southeast of this residence was a trailer home that had its west wall and a portion of its south wall blown in, but most of the walls remained intact. An old wooden pole barn just southeast of the trailer home was completely destroyed.||A church along US 62 sustained very minor roof and fascia damage. The church sign was blown through a school bus window and the bus itself was pushed sideways several feet. Two very large picnic tables (each weighing over 500 pounds) were pushed a short distance into a van, causing minor damage to the van. Another heavy table that was located in front of the van was picked up and smashed into a wooden pavilion support post, snapping the post. Just southeast of the church, a residence along Green Road had several large trees knocked down. A large, unanchored shed with a lawn tractor inside was carried off its foundation and blown 200 feet eastward. Just to the east, a boat on a trailer was nudged a few feet southeast from where it was parked. Several large trees were knocked down a short distance further to the east, and this was where the tornado ended.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down in an open field west of State Route 134, south of Dodsonville. Next to the highway, minor structural damage occurred to a farm building. Heavy tree damage occurred on both sides of Route 134, some of which impacted a home. The tornado continued across the property of Lynchburg-Clay schools. An open-ended storage shed sustained roof removal and partial wall collapse. The high school had a garage door blown out with the interior ceiling collapsing in a narrow hallway. Numerous large branches were snapped on the property, some of which impacted automobiles. Bleachers, a backstop, and other athletic equipment were tossed downstream. A portable toilet was blown over in a northwesterly direction. Debris from damage near Route 134 was also strewn across the athletic fields immediately south of the high school.||Across Dawson Road, a single family home sustained damage to shingles and roofing. A mobile home had a window air conditioner unit blown in from the north and a trampoline was tossed into a tree toward the north. An open-ended, un-anchored garage blew over and collapsed. Numerous large limbs were downed in this vicinity, with one limb breaking the windshield of a car. A narrow path with heavy tree damage clearly indicated where the strongest winds associated with the tornado entered the adjacent woods. Along Dodson Lane, more heavy limb damage occurred. One large limb impacted a garage and truck to the west of Dodson Lane, and another tree limb was blown into a home on the east side of the road. Tree damage was also observed along the tree line behind the homes on the east side of Dodson Lane. On Abernathy Road, an un-anchored large shed was destroyed with debris tossed about 1000 feet downstream. Other outbuildings sustained minor damage, more limbs were downed, and vinyl fencing was blown over. Limb damage was also observed at the edges of field east of the road. Additional tree limb damage occurred on Gibler Road. The last noted damage before the tornado lifted was along the tree line to the east of Gibler Road. Based on the damage surveyed, the maximum estimated wind speed of this tornado was 85 miles per hour.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down in the vicinity of Highway 32 and Klein Road in Brown County. The tornado crossed into Highland County just west of Sicily Road. The tornado lifted in Highland County near Highway 321, southeast of Buford. The worst damage occurred to a residence on Sicily Road in Highland County. A section of roofing was removed from part of the home, the front porch supports were lifted and removed, numerous trees were uprooted near the residence, and a piece of wood was driven into decking material. Several other barns and outbuildings were destroyed or heavily damaged along the path. Based on the damage caused by this tornado, wind speeds were estimated at 100 miles per hour. The tornado was in Brown County from 0544 PM EST until 0545 PM EST. The tornado continued in Highland County from 0545 PM EST until 0553 PM EST.

Tornado Report Description: A brief tornado moved along a half mile path just north of Rocky Fork Lake. A restaurant along North Shore Road sustained minor siding damage. A real estate office along North Beach Road had portions of its aluminum roof peeled back or completely ripped off. The most extensive damage occurred to a residence about a tenth of a mile to the north-northeast of the real estate office. The home sustained major roof damage, and had an enclosed patio on its front porch completed removed and strewn behind the home. The majority of the patio was deposited into a deck and above ground pool behind the house, causing additional damage. A few trees between six and twelve inches in diameter were snapped between the real estate office and the residence.

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