The tornado destroyed two barns, one of which was nearly 150 years old, and damaged the roofs of two more bars and a storage shelter, NWS said.
SHREVE, Ohio - The National Weather Service in Cleveland completed their survey and found damage with confirmed an EF-1 tornado tore through Shreve on July 20.
The tornado started in south central Wayne County at 8:55 p.m. and ended four minutes later in north cenral Holmes County, according to NWS. NWS said it reached maximum wind speeds of 105 MPH during its 2.24-mile stretch with a width of 100 yards.It touched down south-southwest of Shreve about 400 feet north of Centerville Road, said NWS.
The tornado destroyed a barn by Centerville Road before ruining another barn and damaging the roofs of two more barns and a storage shelter when it continued east-southeast, according to NWS.NWS said several trees were snapped and uprooted just northeast of Centerville Road and Schaaf Road.
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