On this day in 1953, the SPC lists a long-tracked F4 that tracked for 118 miles from Deshler-Cleveland, Ohio. Thomas Grazulis, in Significant Tornadoes, lists this tornado as three tornadoes, the first tornado rated F4 that tracked 60 miles through Wood and Sandusky County. He noted it may have been an F5 at Cygnet. It killed eight and injured 48. The second tornado, he rated F3, and killed one and injured 23 as it hit Ceylon, OH. The final member of the tornado family was also rated F3; it tracked 20 miles through Cleveland, passing across John Hopkins International Airport, through downtown, and out over Lake Erie. 8 people were killed, and over 300 others were injured by the Cleveland tornado. Source, Significant Tornadoes 1880-1989.