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A powerful storm slammed into central Pennsylvania last night, dumping rain, hail, and whipping winds—especially hard in southeast York County near Chanceford Township. Trees and power lines toppled, leaving homes dark and crews scrambling for five hours to restore power and clear debris. While some residents heard a freight train-like roar—often linked to tornadoes—officials say it’s too early to confirm if a tornado touched down. Wheat fields were flattened, hinting at straight-line winds, but the National Weather Service is still investigating. No injuries reported, but locals are urged to report damage via the county’s website as NWS teams await deployment to assess the full scope.

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