Here they are on a map. It was a single cell responsible for five of the confirmed tornadoes yesterday. Two (Inwood and Eldersburg) were separate cells. NWS notes that it is possible that more tornadoes are added in the days ahead as they survey more damage zones.

🌪June 5th Tornado Summary 🌪 ~ 7 Confirmed Tornadoes ~ Inwood, WV - EF0 - 75mph Leesburg, VA - EF1 - 95mph Poolesville-Gaithersburg, MD - EF1 - 105mph Columbia, MD - EF1 - 95mph Arbutus, MD - EF1 - 105mph Middle River, MD - EF1 - 105mph Eldersburg, MD - EF0 - 85mph

Convection trying, but generally failing to “take off” today as a cold front swings through. No complaints after yesterday, I’ll take a quieter day. Can see a little rainbow 🌈 over Silver Spring, MD from the roof of @fox5dc

Lets keep an eye on this boundary to the west over parts of Loudoun and Frederick counties (thin green line) as it drifts eastward over the next few hours. It is likely to be the trigger point for more showers and thunderstorms heading into the middle evening hours here.

Latest futurecast (HRRR model) still suggests there could be one more round of storms between 7-8pm tonight that we will keep an eye on, then should be much quieter after that.