PARKER, Pa. — An EF1 tornado touched down Sunday in Butler and Armstrong counties, the National Weather Service confirmed Monday.
The tornado, which had winds up to 105 mph, hit near and in Parker.
#BREAKING: @NWSPittsburgh confirms an EF1 Tornado with 105 mph winds touched down in Parker last night. Nobody was injured pic.twitter.com/IfWLbDMkZD
— Aaron Martin (@WPXIAaronMartin) June 17, 2019
Trees were brought down and homes were damaged, but no one was hurt.
Officials with the NWS confirmed the tornado while conducting a storm damage survey Monday.
The NWS said further information would be made available later Monday afternoon.
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Confirmed EF1 tornado from yesterday in Butler & Armstrong 👇 https://t.co/lBeY6o3IpX
— Stephanie Allison (@StephAllisonWx) June 17, 2019
A tanker cleaning facility had a wall blown apart from the storm earlier today. #wpxi #wpxistorm pic.twitter.com/pA5f13Rq9G
— Jamie Cashdollar (@Cashmoney2292) June 17, 2019
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