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21:55Z EF1 KBGM PA Susquehanna Uniondale The tornado first touched down about 5:55 pm EDT, 1 mile east of Union Dale in Susquehanna County, PA where it destroyed a construction trailer on Route 171. The tornado lifted over the hill, touching down on the other side of the ridge, taking out trees and causing minor damage to some structures along Mausoleum Road. The tornado was only in Susquehanna County for a mile before crossing into Wayne County.
22:00Z EF1 KBGM PA Wayne Belmont Corner This is the continuation of a tornado that began in Susquehanna county. As the tornado continued southeast, a considerable number of trees were destroyed as it moved up and down over hills. Several barns and outbuildings were damaged and one barn destroyed. Minor damage was observed to a dozen residences. The strongest part of the tornado path occurred where it mowed a path through trees crossing Pleasant Mount Drive and again near Belmont Turnpike and White Rock Drive to Creamton Drive (Route 247), and Creek Drive (Route 170) where the path hooks slightly to the left and ends east of Creek Drive. The tornado was a strong EF-1 with peak winds estimated between 90 and 105 mph. The tornado lifted about 5.5 miles northeast of Forrest City, PA.
22:15Z EF1 KBGM PA Wayne Bethany The National Weather Service in Binghamton, NY confirmed a tornado north of Bethany in Wayne County Pennsylvania on July 23 2010. A second tornado briefly touched down about 3 miles northwest of Bethany at 6:15 pm and tracked 1.7 miles to the southeast, to just 1 mile north of Bethany. Damage was observed on Eroh Road east of Grass Pond Number Three. The damage was primarily to tree with a barn roof partially peeled. The tornado had peak winds estimated at 80 mph.
22:27Z EF2 KBGM PA Wayne Aldenville This was the third and most significant tornado from the storm that tracked across Wayne county. The damage path begins three miles northeast of Honesdale. Significant tree damage occurred. Trees fell on an attached garage on Torrey Road. Barn roofs were peeled. The tornado intensifies as it moved along Dunn Road. Trees are snapped, uprooted and thrown in what appears to be two separate paths through dense woods indicating mulit-vortex. Several structures had damage from fallen trees. A fence was pulled out of the ground and strewn in different directions. The greatest damage occurred about 4 miles east of Honesdale and 1.5 miles west of Beach Lake where Dunn Road meets Route 652. Several structures were severely damaged or destroyed including a triple-wide trailer, two barns, and a commercial auto transmission business on Route 652. Here, winds were estimated to peek in the 110 to 120 MPH range putting it at the lower end of an EF2.||The tornado continued to the southeast destroying trees on the west side of Williams Pond and Mud and Open Woods Ponds and then crossing into Pike County.
22:33Z EF0 KDTX MI Washtenaw Stony Creek A National Storm Survey determined an EF0 tornado occured along Judd Road between Hitchingham and Whitaker Roads, and extended southeast to near Whitaker Road. Maximum estimated winds were around 80 mph, with a path length of 0.6 miles and width of 100 yards.
22:35Z EF1 KBGM PA Wayne White Mills This tornado is believed to be a smaller spin-up tornado on the edge of a developing strong rear flank downburst from the storm. It occurs at the same time as the other more significant, long track tornado. A narrow concentrated path of damage through trees was observed. About two miles of damage occurred in Wayne County, all of which was to trees.
22:37Z EF1 KBGM PA Pike Kimbles This is a continuation from a tornado that tracked southeast from Wayne county. Another two miles of damage from this tornado was observed in Pike County, crossing the north end of Tinkwig Lake. The majority of the damage seen was to trees, but large fallen trees damaged a few homes and destroyed one, cutting it in half. This was a heavily wooded residential area. Trees also took down power and telephone poles and lines. Winds with this tornado were estimated at 70 to 90 mph. While it is possible that the path is longer, it became very difficult to differentiate the damage from the tornado and the increasingly significant damage that occurred from downburst winds.
22:38Z EF1 KBGM PA Pike Mast Hope This is a continuation from a tornado that moved southeast from Wayne county into Pike county. The tornado moved past Wolf Lake, Teedyuskung Lake, and Fawn Lake still doing EF1 damage to trees. The path begins to narrow and oscillate between EF0 with little damage, to EF1 with trees snapped and uprooted. It crosses Route 590 (twice) and the Lackawaxen River east of Rowland and appears to dissipate over State Game Lands about 2 miles northeast of Greeley.
22:57Z EF0 KLNX SD Lyman Vivian A tornado touched down briefly west of Vivian with no damage reported.
00:50Z EF0 KABR SD Spink Doland A tornado touched down south of Doland and caused minor damage to trees and a farm.
00:52Z EF0 KABR SD Brule Eagle A brief tornado caused no reported damage.
00:55Z EF0 KLNX SD Gregory Bonesteel A brief rope like tornado caused no reported damage.
00:58Z EF0 KLNX SD Gregory Herrick A brief tornado caused no reported damage.
01:03Z EF1 KDMX IA Warren Spring Hill Tornado west to west northwest of Indianola. Multiple reports with barns and houses damaged.
01:12Z EF1 KDMX IA Warren Beech Several houses damaged.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).