We had *** tornado warning right here and this is the damage, the aftermath of what we saw from that tornado warning and *** tremendous amount of damage here with the limbs down here, limbs down there that limb flew off of that tree up there that entire tree is gone. There’s actually *** shed over here that is, uh, it’s gone, it’s completely gone, and these branches are, are massive and large. Let me show you. How big these branches are that came down. This is how large the branches are that came off the tree, uh, up there. Luckily missed the house. You can’t, you can it’s just massively heavy and it’s all all over this property. The barn down in the back, the back of the roof is off. So they’re actually moving hay right now to keep it dry and get it under where the roof is still attached to the barn. They had to cut cherry trees down. They have to burn those so that the cows don’t get into them. So that’s what they’re doing over there. So first thing is get the hay dry, make sure the cows don’t get out of the pasture, and make sure that they don’t get into anything poisonous before they even start going around and start cleaning up all of this damage.
Tornado confirmed in Venango County, Pennsylvania
Storm survey confirms tornado near Titusville Airport
Updated: 11:20 AM EDT Jun 17, 2026
Another tornado has been confirmed in Western Pennsylvania after severe storms caused damage across the region last weekend.On Wednesday, the National Weather Service said it confirmed a tornado from a survey on Stone Springhouse Road in Venango County. The area is near Titusville Airport.A final report about the tornado, with more details of the survey and the storm’s rating, will be released later in the day, the NWS said.OTHER TORNADO LOCATIONSStorm surveys by the National Weather Service previously confirmed tornadoes in four locations in Western Pennsylvania:EF1 tornado just north of Moraine State Park in Butler CountyEF0 tornado on Muddy Creek Drive near Route 8 in Slippery Rock, Butler CountyEF1 tornado near Cannelton (Darlington Township) in Beaver CountyEF0 tornado near Beaver Falls in Beaver CountyThe EF Scale for tornado intensity classifies EF0 as 65 to 85 mph and EF1 as 86 to 110 mph.Thursday will be a Severe Weather Alert Day with more thunderstorms possible in Western Pennsylvania.Pittsburgh’s Action Weather meteorologist Ashley Dougherty said storms could be strong to severe, and may produce damaging winds, hail and heavy rain. Severe weather alerts: Get free alerts to your phone or emailInteractive radar: Track storms moving through your areaWTAE app: Download now to stay connected with breaking news & weather
CHERRYTREE TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
Another tornado has been confirmed in Western Pennsylvania after severe storms caused damage across the region last weekend.
On Wednesday, the National Weather Service said it confirmed a tornado from a survey on Stone Springhouse Road in Venango County. The area is near Titusville Airport.
A final report about the tornado, with more details of the survey and the storm’s rating, will be released later in the day, the NWS said.
OTHER TORNADO LOCATIONS
Storm surveys by the National Weather Service previously confirmed tornadoes in four locations in Western Pennsylvania:
EF1 tornado just north of Moraine State Park in Butler CountyEF0 tornado on Muddy Creek Drive near Route 8 in Slippery Rock, Butler CountyEF1 tornado near Cannelton (Darlington Township) in Beaver CountyEF0 tornado near Beaver Falls in Beaver County
The EF Scale for tornado intensity classifies EF0 as 65 to 85 mph and EF1 as 86 to 110 mph.
Thursday will be a Severe Weather Alert Day with more thunderstorms possible in Western Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh’s Action Weather meteorologist Ashley Dougherty said storms could be strong to severe, and may produce damaging winds, hail and heavy rain.