The following events were reported: Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00093738, approximately 34.2465 km away, between 2020-02-07 07:28:00 and 2020-02-07 07:50:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 517000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: An area of low pressure formed over the area in response to an impressive longwave trough approaching from the west. A line of low-topped showers and thunderstorms formed along the system's cold front, leading to the formation of multiple tornadoes within the high shear-low CAPE environment. These tornadoes, along with straight-line winds from other storms, produced widespread damage across much of central and northern Maryland. An area of low pressure formed over the area in response to an impressive longwave trough approaching from the west. Event Narrative: Staff from NOAA's National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington |Weather Forecast Office located in Sterling, VA performed a survey|of storm damage that occurred in western Montgomery County MD |near Dickerson. This survey, coupled with radar analysis from the |KLWX WSR-88D radar and an FAA Terminal Doppler Weather Radar |(TIAD), concluded that a tornado rated EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita |Scale impacted portions of extreme western Montgomery County MD |near Dickerson.||Initial damage was noted in trees just west of a farm near the|Potomac River off Martinsburg Road. A large barn used to house |horses lost all of its roof while an adjacent open-air pole barn |was flattened. Several small outbuildings were destroyed. |Bleachers at a horse showing facility were overturned. A metal |frame windmill tower was toppled. Numerous trees, both hardwood |and softwood, were either uprooted or snapped. Then the tornado|moved northeast across open fields. It then crossed Martinsburg |Rd near a farmhouse where several large trees were uprooted and a|farmhouse lost many shingles. No damage was noted past the farm |house.||This tornado was not the same one that struck near Leesburg, VA|earlier. Rather it was a short-lived tornado that spun up quickly|to the northeast of the circulation that spawned the Leesburg, VA|EF0 tornado. Staff from NOAA's National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington |Weather Forecast Office located in Sterling, VA performed a survey|of storm damage that occurred in west-central Montgomery County |MD near Boyds. This survey, coupled with radar analysis from the |KLWX WSR-88D radar and an FAA Terminal Doppler Weather Radar |(TIAD), concluded that a tornado rated EF0 on the Enhanced Fujita |Scale impacted portions of west-central Montgomery County MD near |Boyds and Dawsonville.||Initial damage was noted on Darnestown Road (Rt 28) between White|Ground Rd and Sugarland Rd where several softwood trees were |topped and fell across utility lines on Darnestown Rd.||After passing over largely rural fields and woodlands the tornado|damaged several structures at a dog training facility in the |14000 block of Schaeffer Road. Here an open facing storage |outbuilding was flattened. Roofing material carried from the |destroyed outbuilding damaged two other office trailer structures.|A 10 foot 2x4 impaled the side of one of the office trailers |while another 2x4 impaled the roof of the second office trailer. |Some tree damage was noted just to the northeast of this facility |but all damage ended shortly thereafter. Staff from NOAA's National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington |Weather Forecast Office located in Sterling, VA performed a survey|of storm damage that occurred in eastern Frederick County MD near|Monrovia and New Market. This survey, coupled with radar analysis|from the KLWX WSR-88D radar and an FAA Terminal Doppler Weather |Radar (TIAD), concluded that a tornado rated EF1 on the Enhanced |Fujita Scale impacted portions of eastern Frederick County MD.||Initial damage was to several structures at a farm in the 11000 |block of Fingerboard Road, where a machine shed and barn were |flattened. A silo was also heavily damaged. Tree damage was noted |near the intersection of State routes 75 and 80. A large swath of |tree and utility line damage was noted along Lynn Burke Rd near |Old Bartholows Rd just south of I-70.||The tornado crossed I-70 and moved along Jesse Smith Rd where|more tree damage (uprooted and topped) was observed. Further |north along the 12900 block of Jesse Smith Rd, more significant |tree damage occurred with numerous softwood trees topped at two |residences along a concentrated damage path. ||The tornado continued northeast over open country before crossing|Old Annapolis Rd near Ravenwood Rd, producing extensive tree |damage at several residences. Finally, the tornado caused tree |damage as it crossed Bottom Rd along Woodville Branch and |continued into a wooded area that was not surveyed due to |impending darkness. Tree fell into a house. Multiple trees and a couple light poles blown down and shed blown apart in parking lot of Montgomery College - Germantown Campus. Downed tree and branches on MD-109 between I-270 and MD-355. Tree down on a vehicle. Several other trees down in the area.