Tornado Confirmed in Pittsburgh Amid Washington Warnings

The National Weather Service confirmed a weak EF0 tornado in Pittsburgh's Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar section on Wednesday, with no injuries reported despite severe storms causing power outages affecting tens of thousands in the area. Meanwhile, in Washington State, a Tornado Warning was issued for Grays Harbor and Pacific counties, where a confirmed waterspout near Tokeland moved onshore, prompting safety advisories from the National Weather Service. The storm, capable of producing tornadoes, led to warnings of potential damage and flying debris, urging residents to seek shelter. Washington, known for rare tornado occurrences, averages 2.5 tornadoes per year, generally weak but with occasional stronger events.