National Weather Service Assessing Damage from Lancaster County Storms

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The National Weather Service in State College issued a tornado warning for southern Lancaster County on Sunday night.

The agency worked with Lancaster County emergency crews to assess damage from Sunday night storms that led to a tornado warning for some southern municipalities.

Although the National Weather Service said it was sending staff to areas of enhanced damage in Centre, Clearfield, Potter, and Warren counties, it was not doing the same in Lancaster County.

County Emergency Management personnel in that area conducted a first look at the damage and determined further assessment was not needed, according to the agency.

Downed limbs and trees were reported in Drumore and East Drumore townships, but officials said no damage was done to any buildings.

Two public service calls were received by the Robert Fulton Fire Company after the storms moved through the southern end.

Residents were warned to exercise caution as debris was scattered across roads, particularly in the SE section of Little Britain Township.

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Talk of California, earthquakes, and more recent news filled the air as Lancaster County residents reflected on past events.

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