TRI-STATE (FOX19) - The National Weather Service (NWS) is reporting 10 total tornadoes that came through the Tri-State area late Wednesday.
The line of storms left damage across the area and thousands without power.
According to the NWS, eight of the tornadoes were EF0, which means they had wind speeds between 65-85 mph.
- Gallatin County - max wind speed of 75mph with an estimated 0.5-mile path east Warsaw.
- Roberton County - max wind speed of 85mph with an estimated 1-mile path northwest of Mount Olivet.
- Mason County - max wind speed of 80mph with an estimated 1.2-mile path southwest of Mays Lick.
- Clinton County - max wind speed of 65mph with an estimated 0.8-mile path southeast of Blanchester.
- Clermont/Brown Counties - max wind speed of 80mph with an estimated 8.8-mile path near Newtonville and Lorelei.
- Brown County - max wind speed of 75mph with an estimated 2.4-mile path near Fayetteville.
- Clermont County - max wind speed of 75mph with an estimated 0.8-mile path near Edenton.
- Ripley County - max wind speed of 70mph with an estimated 0.5-mile path north of Friendship.
One of the EF1 tornadoes was reported in Versailles, according to the NWS.
This tornado had a max wind speed of 86mph and traveled for 2.5-miles, NWS reports.
The other EF1 tornado was reported northwest of Dry Ridge in Grant County, according to the NWS.
Grant County’s tornado traveled for 2.4-miles and reached wind speeds from 85-90mph, NWS says.
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