National Weather Service confirms EF0 tornado touched down at border of Bucks and Lehigh Counties Wednesday

It was deja vu for residents in the Delaware Valley after another round of severe weather wreaked havoc on the region.

The National Weather Service said an EF0 tornado touched down near the border of Bucks and Lehigh Counties around 3:15 Wednesday.

The NWS said it will continue to survey the damage throughout the area Thursday.

Residents in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, were greeted to a massive hailstorm, some the size of ping pong balls.

The winds ramped up by the early evening, bringing down trees and powerlines in other parts of the region.

"I felt like my house was shaking," said Stanley Schwarz.

"It sounded like movie sound effects for electricity and I saw this explosion where the tree was," said James Ehart.

In Chester and Montgomery counties residents flooded 911 dispatchers.

In Upper Salford Township, Drone 6 showed the damage the storm left behind.

In Lower Frederick Township, Hendricks Road was blocked. Multiple trees were knocked down on Salford Station Road. And on Colonial Drive, wires also were pulled down.

Courtney Branham says a tree fell on her parents' home.

The storm left thousands of people in the dark as crews worked to restore power late Wednesday.

Residents in Delaware, Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore also felt Mother Nature's wrath.

At least three tornadoes touched down Tuesday during strong storms that raked Pennsylvania, officials said.

The National Weather Service has confirmed that an EF2 tornado touched down in Morgantown, Berks County Tuesday night. An EF2 tornado ranges in speed from 111-135 mph, whereas an EF1's speed ranges from 86-110 mph.

There have been no reports of any injuries in both storms.

But rain may not be over. Future Tracker is showing another line of storms moving through the heart of our area around 6 p.m. Thursday.

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