The National Weather Service has confirmed a 10th tornado that struck during storms last month in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Forecasters said Sunday the EF-0 tornado struck July 29 in a remote area of Jackson Township, with estimated peak winds of 80 mph.

Authorities earlier confirmed nine other tornadoes in Pennsylvania and New Jersey during the storm, including an EF-3 tornado in eastern Pennsylvania and an EF-2 tornado that started in the Keystone State and then moved into the Garden State.

Authorities in Bucks County said the EF-3 tornado with top winds of 140 mph damaged and auto dealership and a mobile home park, injuring five people.