The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00094823, approximately 37.7795 km away, between 2017-06-23 14:11:00 and 2017-06-23 21:30:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 79000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Remnants of tropical storm Cindy interacted with a southward moving cold front in the afternoon of June 23rd. In addition to heavy rain and flooding concerns, especially with saturated antecedent conditions in several locations in southwest PA, severe thunderstorms were also possible. There were numerous reports of trees down across much of northern West Virginia, southwestern Pennsylvania, and even Garrett county, Maryland with reports of flooding in some of the same locations, as 2-4 inches of rain were reported through the evening. There also was enough low level shear to support a non-zero tornado threat, which did materialize across southwest PA and northern WV. One EF-1 tornado was confirmed in Washington county, PA, and two tornadoes, an EF-0 and EF-1, were confirmed in Monongalia county, WV. Fayette County, PA also declared a state of emergency. Remnants of tropical storm Cindy interacted with a southward moving cold front in the afternoon of June 23rd. Event Narrative: The National Weather Service survey team confirmed a tornado near Lone Pine in Washington County, western Pennsylvania on June 23 2017. Damage was first encountered near Potato Run Road and Friends Road,where a swath of tree blowdown was noted. Large limbs were snapped, and hardwood trees were snapped or uprooted in this area. The swath continued uphill along Friends Road. Well-built structures did not seem to suffer direct wind damage at this point of the path, which narrowed and weakened upon surmounting the hill along Friends Road. The circulation then widened and intensified as it crossed Chestnut Ridge Road. Considerable damage to trees and structures was evaluated near Brush Run Road and Frazee Road. In this area, large hardwood and softwood trunks were snapped, entire trees were stripped of their branches and shingles were removed from several homes. A detached garage suffered uplift of a portion of its roof, and a large, downwind-facing porch roof was removed from a home. Deck furniture was lofted and blown into properties several homes down |crosswind. The path continued east-southeastward across Sunedecker Road, |where trees were snapped or uprooted. Damage along the remainder of the path thereafter appeared limited to trees. The path in this area narrowed and exhibited damage consistent with weaker wind speed, until points near Daniels Run Road and Robinson Road. At that location, the track became less coherent, consistent with radar imagery showing a surge of outflow, thus suggesting the end of the tornadic phase of the storm. Damage at the beginning of the track was consistent with wind speed of around 90 mph, so the tornado has been rated EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. Member of social media reported trees down. National Weather Service survey team reported large branches down on Craft Road. Emergency manager reported multiple trees down and structural collapse in Amwell Township. Local 911 reported several trees down. State official reported that William Penn Highway was flooded. Trained spotter reported trees down. Trained spotter reported Nobles Lane and State Route 51 had high water. State official reported that the ramp to Dravosburg from Route 837 was flooded. State official reported that five vehicles were submerged due to high water. Trained spotter reported that Dutch Fork Creek was out of it's banks and flooding a roadway.