The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00093814, approximately 24.8153 km away, between 2020-04-08 12:05:00 and 2020-04-08 22:10:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 44.28030303030303 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 304250.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Thunderstorms developed ahead of an advancing cold front which crossed east through the region. Thunderstorms developed ahead of an advancing cold front which crossed east through the region. Event Narrative: The tornado touched down 3.5 miles east of the Mt. Zion area, on the western fringe of Williamstown Lake, along Peaceful Hollow Road. Several outbuildings and barns sustained roof damage, as well as some roof damage to homes.||The tornado then moved into Pendleton County at 21:50 EST and ended in Pendleton County near Milford Road at 22:07 EST. The tornado initially touched down 3.5 miles east of the Mt. Zion area, on the western fringe of Williamstown Lake, along Peaceful Hollow Road at 21:47 EST.||The tornado then moved into Pendleton County at 21:50 EST, with the first evidence of tornadic damage in Pendleton County occurring along Hogg Ridge Road. The tornado moved east-southeast, producing damage along its path that impacted West Highway 22, Morgan 4 Oaks Road, Liberty Ridge Road, U.S. 27, and McKinneysburg Road. Damage included the destruction of several barns as well as numerous trees and power poles being snapped or knocked down. The end of the damage occurred along Milford Road, where debris from a destroyed barn was thrown into an adjacent field. Based on this|damage, this tornado produced winds of around 100 mph, and was rated an EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. A large tree limb was knocked down. Several large limbs were knocked down. Several large trees were knocked down near the Crestview Hills Town Center shopping mall. In addition, some minor roof damage occurred to a nearby structure. A large tree was knocked down into a house. A large tree was knocked down. Several trees were knocked down near Eads Road, east of Verona Market. Two barn roofs were blown off and numerous trees were knocked down. Multiple trees were snapped. Part of a barn was blown onto the road and trees were also blocking the road. A large tree was knocked down onto a vehicle. A significant amount of siding was blown off a home. Also, a tree was blown down onto a car. Severe damage was reported to a house, as an entire side was removed. Large trees were snapped along Vallandingham Road. Trees and power lines were knocked down along Courtney Road. Several trees were damaged in the Lexington Trails subdivision. Several homes received damage to roofs, siding and porches. Damage also occurred to some barns and outbuildings. Finally, numerous trees were also knocked down or damaged. Damage occurred to numerous homes and outbuildings. Damage and destruction also occurred to large mature trees. The tornado touched down near Bracht, near the intersection of Dixie Highway/Route 25 and County Road 14/Bracht-Piner Road. The tornado traveled east, causing barn, siding, tree and power pole damage for just over 1 mile along Bracht-Piner Road. Numerous trees with 6 inch diameter trunks were knocked down. Multiple homes on Johns Hill Road received damage to their roofs in the form of shingle loss. A block wall was blown over onto a cooling tower enclosure. A barn was damaged and other property damage occurred. Multiple power lines were snapped at the intersection of U.S. 27 and Poplar Ridge Road. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down. Damage was reported to trees, a roof and an outbuilding. Two inch tree limbs were knocked down as well. Some traffic lights were knocked down by winds. A power pole was snapped on Woodspoint Drive. A tree was uprooted. An outbuilding was destroyed. A power pole was snapped. Quarter to near golf ball sized hail was reported. A large second floor window was blown in and a rooftop unit air conditioner was lifted off of its curb, breaking a gas line at a medical building.