CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A survey out of the National Weather Service Pittsburgh office confirmed an EF0 tornado in Cranberry, around the Butler and Allegheny counties border.
Strong storms brought heavy rain to western Pennsylvania on Monday and led to thunderstorm, tornado and flood warnings. Thousands of people lost power, and outages continued Tuesday.
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A survey out of the NWS Pittsburgh office confirmed a EF0 tornado in the Cranberry/Seven Fields area along the Butler and Allegheny counties border. 70 mph wind estimated in the tornado near Mt. Pleasant and Dean Roads. More information later...
— NWS Pittsburgh (@NWSPittsburgh) June 22, 2021
JUST IN: @NWSPittsburgh confirms a EF0 tornado touched down along the border of Butler and Allegheny counties just before 3 pm yesterday. No property damage or injuries, but it did knock down some trees like this one in a Pine Twp park. pic.twitter.com/DNtqEpHpsF
— Aaron Martin (@WPXIAaronMartin) June 22, 2021
TRENDING NOW:
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