Summary:

The tornado touched down just east of Route 316 in a heavily wooded area. Most of the damage was confined to one residential address along Route 316 where more than two dozen large pine trees were snapped off or uprooted. The tornado damage was located on the southern edge of a much larger area of downburst wind damage which extended from just west of Route 81 in the Marion area eastward through Brownsville. 

Summary:

The tornado touched down about 1.5 miles south-southwest of Slate Run near State Route 414 and moved northeast through Slate Run to about one half mile south of Cedar Run near Pine Creek. About 400 trees were damaged or destroyed and several seasonal homes were affected by the downed trees. Additionally, there were multiple trees down throughout the area as a result of straight line winds from the thunderstorm. 

Summary:

The tornado touched down northwest of the town of Cammal near Pine Creek and State Route 414 and moved to the northeast to near Mill Run Road about 2 miles north of Cammal. About 200 trees were damaged or destroyed. Several seasonal homes were affected by downed trees. Additionally, there were multiple trees down throughout the area as a result of straight line winds from the thunderstorm. 

Summary:

The tornado touched down north of Route 850 in Perry County, between VFW Drive and Mountaindale Drive. The tornado tracked to the northeast, lifting occasionally as it moved across eastern Perry County and eventually to the Susquehanna River. The path indicated the tornado lifted and touched down several times. Damage was limited mainly over 100 trees. The tornado crossed the Susquehanna River, damaging six homes and downing 150 trees. 

Summary:

The tornado touched down near Route 144 south of Willow Mill Park around 7:10 pm EDT and traveled northeast for about 2.5 miles, occasionally lifting off during its lifetime. The tornado crossed I-81, before ending near Sears Run before reaching Route 944. The tornado mainly resulted in about 100 trees being uprooted or snapped. Many of the trees were oaks and other hardwoods. A small outbuilding was severely damaged along Lambs Gap Road near the end of the tornado path. 

Summary: The tornado produced a sporadic path of damage spanning just over 16 miles... lifting and touching down several times before finally dissipating about 1 miles northeast of Kepner in West Penn Township. About 20 homes were damaged... 4 of which suffered major damage. In addition, one dozen barns and outbuildings were damaged. The tornado downed more than 1000 trees, with much of the damage occurring to the east of Schuylkill Haven, north of Route 443 through the townships of North Manheim, West Brunswick and East Brunswick. Significant tree damage was observed in Connor and Hecla.