The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00094823, approximately 43.8956 km away, between 2020-04-07 23:33:00 and 2020-04-08 00:30:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 40.22 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 16000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Broad ridging was in place across the Mississippi Valley on the morning of the 7th, with the Upper Ohio Valley region experiencing WNW flow aloft. After morning showers and thunderstorms moved across the area due to a warm front, the upper level flow regime brought an elevated mixed layer (EML) into the region during the afternoon, capping convection during the afternoon and early evening hours. ||Convective clusters over Michigan during the evening congealed into a mesoscale convective system (MCS) and raced across Lake Erie, arriving in the NWS Pittsburgh forecast area shortly before midnight. Steep mid-level lapse rates thanks to the EML allow for a few large hail reports initially. However, the main impact of the system would be from wind. Surface temperatures surged into the low to mid 60s ahead of the line on gusty southwest winds, resulting in surface CAPE of 1000 J/kg and a significant curving/lengthening of the hodograph. With the boundary layer no longer decoupled, strong ambient mid-level flow combined with highly efficient evaporational cooling in the convective downdrafts allowed substantial downdraft CAPE to be realized with surface wind gusts exceeding 70 mph observed and evident over a wide area given the volume of wind damage reports. Embedded vortices in the quasi-linear convective system also led to five tornadoes in the EF0/EF1 range during this event across the region, with three of these impacting east-central Ohio. Numerous instances of tree and structural damage were observed across the region. Broad ridging was in place across the Mississippi Valley on the morning of the 7th, with the Upper Ohio Valley region experiencing WNW flow aloft. Event Narrative: A continuous swath of tornadic damage was encountered beginning|just north of Route 558 near Hawkins Rd. and ending along Carmel|Achor Rd just west of Route 170. The tornado snapped or uprooted|numerous hardwood and softwood trees, causing several to fall on|structures and power lines. Although many of the mobile homes|encountered along the path were spared direct wind damage, it is |suspected that the trees surrounding them absorbed much of the |wind and spared the homes damage from the strongest wind.||A few outbuildings of varying degrees of structural integrity|suffered damage as well. In multiple cases, metal roof panels were|ripped off. In another, a particularly well-built small shed lost|several shingles and a piece of roofing. A less-sturdy but|medium-size outbuilding collapsed when its north-facing wall |caved in.||In several focused spots along the path, concentrated, near-total|tree damage was encountered consistent with EF1 wind speed (90|mph). Much of the remaining damage was consistent with 70-80 mph |wind. A second damage swath coincident with a second radar-detected |circulation and distinct from the Rogers/Negley tornado above was |encountered west along Carmel Achor Road, beginning in the woods |north of the road. This path proceeded south-southeastward with |continuous limb damage and occasional stronger gusts leading to |uprooted trees. Structural damage encountered along this segment |of the path seems to have resulted from falling trees rather than |wind.||The track curved eastward along Pancake Clarkson Road, crossing at|into Beaver County, PA at the Pennsylvania state line, where it |appears to have intensified and widened slightly. In this |location, numerous evergreen trees were snapped or uprooted in the|Sheepskin Hollow State Nature Preserve.||The circulation weakened quickly thereafter, with occasional tree|damage continuing to near Lihi Road and Lisbon Road in Beaver|County before evidence of a path disappeared altogether. Multiple trees were snapped and uprooted near East Palestine. The time of occurrence was estimated based on radar. According to broadcast media, a parked Jeep was flipped over. At the intersection of Scotts Mill Road and County Route 154, several trees were reported to be blown down. Time of occurrence was estimated based on radar.