[Alert][Delayed Report] 3 WSW Amelia [Clermont Co, OH] NWS Storm Survey reports Tornado at 21 Jul, 2:50 PM EDT -- The first evidence of tornadic damage was observed at the Pierce Reserve & Trails on Pond Run Road, where numerous large tree limbs were

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[Delayed Report] 3 WSW Amelia [Clermont Co, OH] NWS Storm Survey reports Tornado at 21 Jul, 2:50 PM EDT -- The first evidence of tornadic damage was observed at the Pierce Reserve & Trails on Pond Run Road, where numerous large tree limbs were knocked down. The tornado strengthened as it moved southeast onto Mott Road, where roof damage was observed at a two story home along with numerous trees being snapped in an adjacent wooded area. Winds in this area were likely near 90 mph, which corresponds to EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. Tree damage was common and in a very convergent path along Fagins Run Road and Wilson Dunham Hill Road. While damage became more sporadic farther southeast, additional tree damage within the convergent tornadic path was reported at a residence on OH-132 and Wildfire Way. Large tree limbs were also knocked down along New Richmond Nicholsville Road, and this is where this tornado appears to have ended. The National Weather Service would like to thank the Clermont County Ohio Emergency Management Agency and Pierce Township Fire Department for their assistance with this storm damage survey.

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Preliminary Local Storm Report
National Weather Service Wilmington OH
405 PM EDT Wed Jul 22 2026

..TIME...   ...EVENT...      ...CITY LOCATION...     ...LAT.LON...
..DATE...   ....MAG....      ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
            ..REMARKS..

0250 PM     Tornado          3 WSW Amelia            39.00N 84.26W
07/21/2026                   Clermont           OH   NWS Storm Survey 

            The first evidence of tornadic damage was 
            observed at the Pierce Reserve & Trails on 
            Pond Run Road, where numerous large tree 
            limbs were knocked down. The tornado 
            strengthened as it moved southeast onto Mott 
            Road, where roof damage was observed at a 
            two story home along with numerous trees 
            being snapped in an adjacent wooded area. 
            Winds in this area were likely near 90 mph, 
            which corresponds to EF-1 on the Enhanced 
            Fujita Scale. Tree damage was common and in 
            a very convergent path along Fagins Run Road 
            and Wilson Dunham Hill Road. While damage 
            became more sporadic farther southeast, 
            additional tree damage within the convergent 
            tornadic path was reported at a residence on 
            OH-132 and Wildfire Way. Large tree limbs 
            were also knocked down along New Richmond 
            Nicholsville Road, and this is where this 
            tornado appears to have ended. The National 
            Weather Service would like to thank the 
            Clermont County Ohio Emergency Management 
            Agency and Pierce Township Fire Department 
            for their assistance with this storm damage 
            survey. 


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Source: [Delayed Report] 3 WSW Amelia [Clermont Co, OH] NWS Storm Survey reports Tornado at 21 Jul, 2:50 PM EDT -- The first evidence of tornadic damage was observed at the Pierce Reserve & Trails on Pond Run Road, where numerous large tree limbs were knocked down. The tornado strengthened as it moved southeast onto Mott Road, where roof damage was observed at a two story home along with numerous trees being snapped in an adjacent wooded area. Winds in this area were likely near 90 mph, which corresponds to EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. Tree damage was common and in a very convergent path along Fagins Run Road and Wilson Dunham Hill Road. While damage became more sporadic farther southeast, additional tree damage within the convergent tornadic path was reported at a residence on OH-132 and Wildfire Way. Large tree limbs were also knocked down along New Richmond Nicholsville Road, and this is where this tornado appears to have ended. The National Weather Service would like to thank the Clermont County Ohio Emergency Management Agency and Pierce Township Fire Department for their assistance with this storm damage survey.

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