National Weather Service confirms second York County tornado

The National Weather Service in State College confirms a second tornado touched down in southern York County last week.The EF1 tornado with an estimated maximum wind speed of 105 mph was on the ground for about three minutes on Aug. 7.The tornado traveled for about half a mile and was up to 75 yards wide.It touched down at 5:02 p.m. on the south side of North Church Street in the village of Blackrock. Several trees were damaged as the tornado moved northeast to Glenville Road. According to the NWS report, one outbuilding was destroyed and another had a roof collapse. No one was injured.Video below: Tree crushes SUVUpdate to previous tornado reportThe NWS also extended the track of the other York County tornado that touched down in East Hopewell Township near Lentz Road. The EF1 tornado with maximum winds of 107 mph was on the ground for a mile and half instead of the originally reported half a mile length, according to the NWS.Video below: Footage of the tornado’s pathLancaster County tornadoThere was also a tornado in Lancaster County on Aug. 7.The EF0, with maximum winds of 85 mph, touched down in a cornfield south of the 1000 block of Truce Road near Holtwood.The tornado was on the ground for about a minute. It was 40 yards wide and traveled about half a mile.Video below: Rainbows glow after stormy weather

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