An EF0 tornado touched down in Clinton County, Ohio, on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). The tornado was on the ground from 3:09 p.m. until 3:13 p.m., passing through Sabina.
Tornado Details
The EF0 tornado had an estimated peak wind speed of 75 miles per hour, traveled for 3.4 miles, and left damage to several trees. A storm survey conducted by the NWS on Wednesday said the first evidence of the tornado was spotted off of Henry Road, where a tree snapped and fell onto a roof.
The most significant damage was reported on Larrick Road, according to the NWS, where numerous trees were damaged in the tornado. Officials also confirmed flattened corn stalks from the tornado.
This is the fourth confirmed tornado in the Greater Cincinnati region from Tuesday’s storms. Additional confirmations have been made in Owen, Clermont, and Brown counties.
Original reporting: WLWT Cincinnati — read the source article.
