OTTAWA — Three people were injured Wednesday night in Putnam County as a possible tornado and strong winds went through the region around 11 p.m.. Many people were without power as of Thursday ...

The Putnam County Office of Public Safety said there were multiple calls relating to tornado warnings in the evening. The storms left downed power lines, trees, as well as large amounts of ...

NWS: Tornado that touched down in Putnam County village was EF2. The storms left downed power lines, trees and damage to several buildings and homes, with the Dupont area being hit the hardest.

The third tornado touched down near the city of Corwin in Warren County. It was also rated as an EF0, which is the weakest rating for a tornado on the EF Scale with winds between 65 and 85 mph.

This tornado was the strongest of Wednesday’s outbreak and impacted the town of Dupont in Putnam County, Ohio, before dissipating. Unfortunately, this tornado caused two injuries.

The National Weather Service confirmed a 6th tornado touched down during April's severe weather event.The NWS confirmed an EF-0 tornado began in Warren County before traveling into Montgomery ...

Also during Wednesday night's storms, an EF2 tornado touched down in Putnam County, according to the NWS. EF2 tornadoes have 111-135 mph wind speeds, according to the rating system used by the NWS.