The following events were reported: Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00093721, approximately 23.5044 km away, between 2020-09-03 16:14:00 and 2020-09-03 17:07:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 1455000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A disturbance (the remnant of convection from the day before over the Tennessee River Valley) triggered a few supercells and line segments from eastern West Virginia into the Washington/Baltimore metro areas. A disturbance (the remnant of convection from the day before over the Tennessee River Valley) triggered a few supercells and line segments from eastern West Virginia into the Washington/Baltimore metro areas. Event Narrative: A tree blew down near the intersection of Lovat Road and Reservoir Road. A tree was blown down onto power lines near the intersection of Riverton Road and MD-700 Martin Boulevard. A tree was blown down blocking Belle Chasse Boulevard. A tree was blown down onto MD-197 near Muirkirk Road. Dozens of trees were uprooted and snapped in the Davidsonville area, including along MD-450 Defense Highway between Huntwood Drive and Saint Stephens Church Road. A tree was blown down onto US-50 John Hanson Highway just west of the South River. A tree fell onto a house behind Mike's Crab Shack. Dozens of trees were uprooted and snapped in the Riva area, including near the intersection of Homewood Road and Della Way, and along Westbury Drive near Annapolis Landing. Numerous trees were blown down in the vicinity of Ridge Road in Rosedale, several onto cars and houses. The sign of a store was blown down. A supercell thunderstorm tracked east across central Maryland and|produced an EF-1 tornado that touched down late Thursday|afternoon in Edgewater Maryland and continued to the western shore|of the Chesapeake Bay.||Tornadic damage began after the storm crossed Beard`s Creek off|the South River. Trees were first downed near the intersection of|Edgewater Drive and Park Avenue, just north of Lee Airport. The|tornado intensified as it moved east into central Edgewater, and|reached its peak EF-1 strength in the area of the community|bounded by Solomons Island Road (Route 2), Virginia Avenue, and|Ridge Avenue. In this area damage was blown in all directions.|Siding was torn from the wall of one home, and some roof flashing|was damaged on another. A commercial fence was blown down to the|north. However, most of the damage was to trees. Most of the trees|in this area had at least some large branches ripped from their|upper sections. About 10 trees in this wooded community were|entirely uprooted or snapped. Some of those trees fell into power|lines, and at least 2 power poles were snapped because of this. A|few homes and vehicles were damaged from falling trees and|branches.||As the tornado crossed Solomons Island Road, it weakened to an|EF-0 but continued to cause scattered tree damage with uprooted|or snapped trees that were thrown generally left of the tornado|track. Damage was noted on both sides of Warehouse Creek along|Leeland Road and South River Landing Road.||The tornado continued across South River and into Hillsmere|Shores. A large tree was uprooted on the The Key School soccer|field with numerous large branches strung across the 100-yard|field to the left of the track. One large branch caused damage|to the protective netting and metal framing attached to a|scoreboard situated on the west side of the soccer field. The|damage path continued east across Hillsmere Drive where a half|dozen 30-40 foot tall pine trees where uprooted and criss-crossed|in a northeast and southeast fashion.||Further northeast along Sunset Drive, scattered tree damage was|observed with several large trees snapped. One large tree was|uprooted and puncturing a roof resulting in water intrusion|inside the home. Additional scattered tree limb damage was|observed immediately to the east northeast with limbs noted thrown|to the left of the track.||As the tornado tracked east, scattered tree limb damage was|observed along Thomas Point Road and through the Arundel on the|Bay community. A few large trees were observed to be snapped and|uprooted along Cohasset Ave near Walnut Ave. Tree damage became|minor near the shoreline of the Bay between Linden Ave and Walnut|Ave.||While wind damage from this storm was examined between Crofton,|Davidsonville, and Riva, that tree damage was unidirectional,|largely oriented from west east, and falling generally in the|direction of the storm`s motion.