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The tornado count in New York continues to climb. The National Weather Service has now confirmed five tornadoes from the September 2 storms.

Another tornado has been confirmed in New York, bringing the state's preliminary 2026 tornado total to 17. The National Weather Service found evidence of a tornado and strong straight-line winds near Waterloo in Seneca County.

Two more tornadoes have been confirmed in New York following Thursday's severe storms in Saratoga County. An EF-1 tornado with 110 mph winds hit Wilton, while an EF-0 was confirmed near Ruggles Road, bringing the state's 2026 total to 16.

The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF-0 tornado touched down in South Brookfield on July 29. The brief tornado caused tree and property damage.

The National Weather Service is sending a survey team to South Brookfield in Madison County to investigate possible tornado damage from severe storms on July 29.

New York's tornado count continues to climb. The National Weather Service has confirmed two more tornadoes, including an EF-1 in Broome and Chenango counties and an EF-0 in Westchester County.

The National Weather Service confirmed New York's ninth tornado of 2026 after Saturday's storms. An EF-1 tornado and two powerful microbursts caused widespread damage across the Southern Tier and Central New York.

Two more tornadoes have been confirmed in New York from June 18 storms—an EF-0 in Cortland County and an EF-1 in Yates County. Both were brief but left behind tree damage and structural impacts, with no injuries reported.

Central New York has a small but real tornado risk this afternoon and evening if storms develop and rotate. This comes after record-breaking heat Monday and another hot day today with highs near 90 and a chance to challenge more records.

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