Trenton Road had to be closed for a time until crews removed large trees that had blown down into it.Ī brief EF0 tornado touched down southeast of the 165/229 intersection in Delaware County. The tornado damaged a pair of homes and destroyed a barn before lifting near Trenton Road. The tornado was on the ground roughly 5 minutes and traveled about half a mile. Tree damage from the Augtornado in Delaware State Park.Īt around 1:15PM, an EF0 touched down along Miller Paul Road about 3 miles southeast of Sunbury. There were no reported injuries or deaths. The tornado then moved through Delaware State Park where it mostly caused tree damage and some minor damage to a few boats. The tornado lifted thereafter until it crossed US-23 just west of Delaware Dam, damaging trees on the west side of the highway. The tornado proceeded north-northeast into a residential area where it downed a few trees and limbs, as well as causing some roof damage on Coover Road. This includes I-71 in Ohio between mile markers 114 and 131.įor more information on this tornado, go here:Īn EF0 tornado touched down at 6:37PM just south of Buckeye Valley Middle School in Delaware County. Tree damage is likely.Ĭolumbus, Dublin, Westerville, Reynoldsburg, Delaware, Gahanna, Worthington, Pataskala, Powell, Johnstown, Sunbury, Minerva Park, Polaris, Easton, Whitehall, New Albany, Jersey, Shawnee Hills, Galena and Ostrander. Mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed.ĭamage to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur. IMPACT…Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter.
* At 502 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located near Delaware, moving southeast at 45 mph. Southeastern Union County in central Ohio… West central Licking County in central Ohio… Southern Delaware County in central Ohio… Northeastern Franklin County in central Ohio… The National Weather Service in Wilmington has issued a Most of the damage in the 3.4-mile path consisted of downed trees and limbs, though at least one home had its roof partially lifted in winds that reached about 80MPH. It moved across Alum Creek at Howard Road and then continued southeast until just past Three B’s and K Road, where it lifted. From there, the tornado moved generally east-southeast to Old State Road before turning southeast. This tornado touched down first just southwest of the Jumper Road and Bowtown Road intersection. **Last updated- added a new event to Fairfield County.ĭelaware County has recorded 9 tornadoes since 1950.Ī line of strong storms moving through Delaware County produced a brief EF0 tornado. Multi-county or multi-county path tornadoes are listed under the Multi-County list after individual tornadoes. Individual event tornadoes are listed by county and chronological order. Descriptions of damage come from newspaper articles, NCDC storm events summaries and other sources. This page will detail Columbus tornado history not just within the city itself, but all events across the entire metro area. Despite this, the area has recorded dozens of tornadic events through history. Central Ohio is not known to be a big tornado hotspot, either in Ohio or the greater Midwest region.
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