Cleanup continues from possible tornado in Clark County neighborhood

CLARK COUNTY — Neighbors continue to clean up after a strong storm ripped through a Clark County community this weekend.

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As reported on News Center 7 Daybreak and at 11:00, a possible tornado caused damage around 9:40 p.m. on Saturday in the Northridge area.

>>PHOTOS: Sky 7 drone footage shows Clark County storm damage

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The hardest hit areas were north of Moorefield Road between W Ridgewood and E Ridgewood Roads.

Our news crew saw damaged homes and trees as well as downed power lines.

Sky 7 captured footage of an elderly woman’s driveway completely blocked by a tree.

“When something like this happens, it’s unexpected, and obviously it can cost a lot of money for the homeowner,” said Casey Tingley, with Tingley’s Green Land Services.

Tingley, Steve Tobin, and Bryce White make up the core group of Ohio-based non-profit organization Ohio Hope Builders.

With over 20 volunteers, the group cleared 10 homes.

The National Weather Service has not determined if this damage was caused by a tornado at this time.

Clark County Sheriff Chris Clark said there is “significant damage.”

News Center 7 will continue to follow this story.

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