FIRST ALERT: NWS confirms tornado hit Marlboro Co.; no tornado damage found in Georgetown Co.

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - The National Weather Service confirmed a fifth tornado hit our area on Tuesday night.

NWS crews went out to Marlboro County on Thursday morning where they found EF-0 tornado damage in the Blenheim area. Crews will provide more details on the tornado such as the wind speeds, the size and how far it traveled at a later time.

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Meanwhile, NWS crews also conducted a survey out in Georgetown County but did not find any tornado damage after there was a tornado warning for the area on Wednesday night.

Here’s a look at the reports of large hail and a possible tornado after severe weather moved through the area Wednesday.

Multiple reports of large hail through the area on Wednesday(WMBF)

Reports of large hail and strong winds were widespread on Wednesday and strong circulation in Georgetown County prompted a tornado warning. While no damage reports have been received, Georgetown County Emergency Management received a report of a possible tornado near a remote area of Winyah Bay.

The National Weather Service found no damage to be reported and concluded that there was NO tornado on Wednesday night in Georgetown County.