That’s according to the Post-Journal, which says officials in Warren County are continuing to access the damage along a 16 mile path in an area just west of the city of Warren.

The tornado touched down at about 8:18 p.m. in Pleasant Township.

Hardest hit was the Carter Lumber business in Starbrick, which saw significant damage to several of its buildings and warehouses.

A meteorologist with the National Weather Service determined some of the storm’s wind speeds reached 120-to-130-mile-per-hour.

Most of the damage was confined to a small area of North Warren and Glade Township.

The strong winds knocking over dozens of huge trees damaging homes, sheds, and garages.

The storm also knocked down power lines and poles.

Crews spent Monday working to restore power to the area.

A National Weather Service meteorologist surveyed the damage and said the evidence points to a tornado.