An Ohio community has a lot of cleanup to do after the storm passes on Wednesday.
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Severe weather moved through the community of Bucyrus in central Ohio. One man told our news partner WBNS in Columbus that this is some of the most damage they have seen in a long time.
“I think this is some of the worst damage we’ve had in years,” Steven Kendall said.
“I don’t know what’s going on with the weather in Ohio,” Matthew Bishop said. “I’m taking back the old.”
He was sleeping when his windows blew in and became soaked with rain.
“I thought I couldn’t believe I just saw that tree fall and why didn’t it hit me?” Bishop said. “The wind blew towards me, but it didn’t come towards me, it just landed on the car, so I’m taking that with me.”
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News Center 7 reported Wednesday that storms also moved through the Miami Valley on Wednesday. It brought hail and damaging winds.
Viewers from Piqua, St. Paris, Troy and Springfield submitted videos of hail pelting their homes and windshields.
Drivers also conquered dark clouds and high winds.
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Bucyrus Fire Chief Chad Schwemley told WBNS they have not received any reports of injuries thus far.
“We have a house that has been taken off its foundation, several roofs have been removed, a few walls have collapsed on a brick building down the street,” he said.
Schwemley added that they had gotten help from four townships and got some light poles in town because “it was beautiful out there,” he told WBNS.
A woman said a Family Dollar sign ended up at their house. Some windows in the home were also destroyed and a roof collapsed.
