EF0 Tornado Touches Down in Ohio

A weak EF0 tornado touched down near Marysville, Ohio, on Sunday, marking the state's 74th tornado of 2024, a record-setting year. The tornado, with peak winds of 70 mph, traveled 0.35 miles and lasted about one minute, causing minor damage including the collapse of a small silo and damage to several trees and barns. Emergency management reported no injuries or fatalities, and damage assessments were coordinated with the National Weather Service (NWS). The tornado's path was approximately 50 yards wide, and it inflicted additional damage on a large metal barn nearby. This event highlights the increasing frequency of tornadoes in Ohio, surpassing the previous record of 62 tornadoes set in 1992. Residents are advised to remain vigilant during severe weather alerts as the tornado season continues.