NILES, Ohio (WJW) — On May 31, 1985, more than 40 confirmed tornadoes tore through parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and into Canada, killing 90 people and injuring at least 1,000. The ...

A large storm passed through central Ohio on May 31, 1985, producing several tornadoes. Dispatch photographer Mary Circelli, returning to Columbus from a Friday evening assignment in Licking Co ...

Meteorologist Kelly Reardon looks back at the May 31, 1985 severe weather outbreak that spawned 21 tornadoes across Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania.

May 31st, 1985 was one of the most violent weather days on record for the Northeast and Ohio Valley. A rare and dangerous mix of the right weather ingredients spawned 43 confirmed tornadoes in ...

Twenty-three tornadoes swept through eastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania on May 31, 1985, proving that, yes, tornadoes can ravage the region.

On May 31, 1985, 43 tornadoes roared through Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and Canada, leading to one of the deadliest tornado days in American history.

Tuesday marks the 33rd anniversary of the devastating tornado that tore through Newton Falls, Niles and Wheatland, Pennsylvania.

Tornado damage on Broad St. in Newton Falls from the May 31, 1985 tornado outbreak.

A devastating tornado struck Beaver County, Pennsylvania, on May 31, 1985, resulting in three fatalities, over 100 injuries, and widespread property damage. Communication technology at the time ...