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Storm damage after the tornado hit in Trevose, Pa., on July 29 during a "rare" tornado outbreak.
Storm damage after the tornado hit in Trevose, Pa., on July 29 during a "rare" tornado outbreak.
Both states already have well-exceeded their twister averages for an entire year, bumped up by the "rare" supercell outbreak of July 29 that included one with Tornado Alley-like 140 mph winds, and last week's Fred-related twisters, one of which traveled almost nine miles.
So far in 2021, 19 tornadoes have touched down on Pennsylvania soil, three above the 30-year annual normal and eight more than what would be the average total through August, according to the government's Storm Prediction Center.
