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12:35Z EF1 KILX IL Macon Sangamon A tornado touched down in eastern Macon County about 6 miles east-northeast of Decatur at 7:35 AM CDT. The tornado travelled 1 mile to the northeast, damaging grain bins and outbuildings before lifting at 7:37 AM CDT.
12:39Z EF1 KILX IL Macon Oakley A tornado touched down in eastern Macon County about 1.7 miles east of Oakley at 7:39 AM CDT. The tornado travelled 1.5 miles to the northeast, damaging grain bins and outbuildings before lifting at 7:42 AM CDT.
14:04Z EF1 KLOT IL Kankakee Leesville Tree damage was observed at multiple locations along the path of this tornado including snapped hardwood trees. Additional damage included snapped utility poles, roof and shingle damage to homes, overturned campers, and an attached garage removed from a home that was under construction. Two people reported watching this tornado as it just missed their property. Two buildings, built from concrete blocks, were destroyed near 11580E and 7000S. At 4702S and 14000E, storage sheds were destroyed and a metal grain bin was blown over. Shingles were also blown off the roof of a house.
14:13Z EF0 KLOT IN Newton Marocco Snapped tree limbs and a collapsed barn were observed along the short path of this tornado.
14:19Z EF2 KLOT IN Newton Mt Ayr A 10 to 15 yard swath of corn/stubble was strewn across the lawn between a mildly damaged house and shed. A 100 to 150 pound auger was lifted from the shed and tossed 100 to 150 yards. A grain bin in the main wind core was picked up and tossed about 200 yards. Gouge marks were left in sod from the debris which consisted of 2x4 projectiles from the shed. Large trees were also snapped. Just before the tornado lifted, it snapped 10 utility poles, some near ground level.
14:24Z EF1 KLOT IN Jasper Rensselaer Jasper Ar Tree damage consisting of uprooted softwood and hardwood trees, hardwood trees twisted and snapped and numerous large hardwood and softwood tree limbs blown down was observed along the path of this tornado. A wooden light pole was also snapped.
14:26Z EF1 KLOT IN Jasper Rensselaer A tornado touched down along Sparling Road halfway between Schuster and Mt. Calvary Roads. The tornado moved northeast across southeastern portions of Rensselaer. A truck was overturned near Route 231 and and Drexel. Power lines, tree limbs and shingles were blown down. The tornado lifted near Highway 114, just east of the high school.
14:45Z EF0 KIWX IN Pulaski Francesville A survey of damage in the Francesville area found indications of a brief circulation touchdown. The circulation touched down just west of U.S. 421 and tracked quickly east northeast across 421, knocking over five power poles. A pole barn was destroyed near the intersection of Bill and James Street with trees blown down in the 400 block of East Montgomery. The width of the tornado was no more than 50 yards with maximum winds estimated between 80 and 85 mph.
15:45Z EF0 KEAX KS Miami Louisburg At 0945CST a brief EF0 tornado touchdown was observed about a half mile west southwest of Louisburg. The tornado lifted at 0947CST. A truck was overturned and heavily damaged. Minor building damage also observed.
16:10Z EF0 KEAX KS Johnson Stanley At 1010CST an EF0 tornado touched 1.2 miles south southeast of Stanley. The tornado moved north northeast and lifted at 1012CST, around 0.9 miles southeast of Stanley. Roof damage was observed at the Blue Valley Middle School, and several trees were damaged, north of 159th Street, between Roe and Nall.
16:22Z EF0 KEAX KS Johnson Stanley At 1022CST a brief EF0 tornado touchdown, was observed 2.5 miles north northwest of Stanley. The tornado touched down and then went right back up. No damage was observed.
16:35Z EF0 KEAX MO Cass Daugherty At 1035CST an EF0 tornado touched down and then went right back up, around 2 miles southeast of Harrisonville. No damage was observed.
16:38Z EF0 KEAX KS Johnson Lenexa At 1038CST an EF0 tornado made a brief touchdown, 0.9 miles south of Lenexa. The tornado touched down and then went right back up. No damage was observed.
17:22Z EF2 KEAX MO Pettis Sedalia At 1122CST an EF2 tornado touched down 2.7 miles south southeast of Sedalia. The tornado traveled north, and lifted 0.7 miles southeast of Sedalia at 1128CST. Heavy damage to several businesses, was observed along highway 65, with 70 mobile homes in two different mobile home parks, destroyed or heavily damaged. Several homes were also damaged or destroyed. A tanker truck was overturned. Power poles were snapped off. Twenty people suffered minor injuries.
17:33Z EF0 KEAX MO Clay Liberty At 1133CST a brief EFO tornado touchdown, was observed about a mile west of Liberty. The tornado touched down and then went right back up. No damage was reported.
17:45Z EF0 KEAX MO Clay Kearney At 1145CST a brief EF0 tornado touchdown, was observed around 1 mile west northwest of Kearney. The tornado touched down and then right back up. No damage was observed.
17:52Z EF0 KEAX MO Pettis Beaman At 1152CST a brief EF0 tornado touchdown was observed 2.2 miles northeast of Beaman. The tornado touched down and then went right back up. No damage was observed.
18:04Z EF0 KEAX MO Cooper Pleasant Green At 1204CST a brief EF0 tornado touchdown was observed 4.4 miles northwest of Pleasant Green. The tornado touched down and then went right back up. No damage was observed.
18:07Z EF0 KEAX MO Lafayette Higginsville At 1207CST a brief EF0 tornado touchdown, was observed 1.9 miles south southwest of Higginsville. The tornado touched down and went right back up. No Damage was observed.
19:15Z EF1 KLSX MO Montgomery New Florence The tornado touched down just east of Highway 19 on County Road 219. The tornado moved northeast to County Road 221, just south of County Road 226, where it struck a small farm causing extensive tree damage and minor damage to some of the outbuildings. The tornado continued northeast to County Road 226, just east of intersection with County Road 221 where it affected another farmstead. At this location, a metal machine shed lost most of the roofing with some of the tin blown approximately one half mile to the north-northeast. Also, a grain bin was partially caved in and there was more significant tree damage. On the next road north, County Road 227, a metal machine shed had the eastern portion of the roof partially caved in. There was also minor tree damage. On Highway V, approximately 2 miles east of Highway 161, another farm sustained damage. Three outbuildings were destroyed and a full grown oak tree was snapped at the base. Metal roofing was tossed northeast at least one half mile with a couple pieces wrapped around high tension power lines to the north of Highway V. This was the most intense damage along the tornado path and was rated high end EF-1. The tornado continued moving northeast causing minor tree damage along County Road 153 and finally dissipated in an open field west of County Road 141 about two miles northwest of Bellflower, MO. The maximum width of the tornado was 100 yards and the path length was 7 miles.
19:26Z EF0 KIWX OH Van Wert Van Wert Arpt A survey of damage was done in an area of a possible tornado sighting. Damage, in combination with eyewitness reports, confirms a circulation touched down for a matter of seconds in the town of Van Wert, crossing Kear Road. Power poles were blown over at the point of touchdown. The width of the circulation was no more than 40 yards.
19:56Z EF1 KNQA MO Oregon Billmore A NWS survey team determined that an EF-1 tornado with winds 90 to 100 mph occurred in southern Oregon County. The tornado touched down about three miles north of Mrytle and lifted about five miles north of Mytle. One tree, about three feet in diameter was snapped and several other trees were uprooted with large limbs blown down. Three outbuildings had minor roof damage. The path width was about 100 yards.
20:49Z EF3 KNQA MO Carter Grandin The tornado reached its peak intensity about a mile east of Ellsinore, where an unanchored modular home with a conventionally-built addition was almost entirely blown away and carried an unknown distance. Several large oak trees were nubbed out. Several homes east of Ellsinore received moderate to major damage. The wall of one house was blown off, along with the back of the roof. Hundreds of trees were blown down. In the Grandin area, two mobile homes were destroyed, and a school suffered major damage, including the loss of an entire roof system. Hundreds of acres of large trees were uprooted or snapped. Between Grandin and Ellsinore, telephone poles were snapped and several cows were killed. A National Weather Service damage survey team found the presence of suction vortices east of Ellsinore. The suction vortices were reported by at least one trained spotter during the tornado. A national television crew aired video of the tornado in progress near Ellsinore. Peak winds were estimated near 150 mph. The average path width was 200 yards. The tornado path continued into Wayne County.
21:05Z EF3 KLSX MO Wayne Leeper This tornado continued from Carter County into Wayne County. Three homes were destroyed. One log home in far southwestern Wayne County was levelled. Nine houses suffered major damage, and another 39 homes had minor damage. The vast majority of damage was in the Silva area. In Silva, a camper and a mobile home were destroyed. A Silva family reportedly did not make it to their tornado shelter in time. A large tree fell on one of the victims, resulting in a dislocated shoulder. Another family member received minor to moderate injuries to the hip, back, and head. Several vehicles were destroyed or damaged from flying debris and fallen trees. A couple of churches received mainly minor damage. Hundreds of acres of large trees were uprooted or snapped. A half-mile section of Highway 34 east of Silva was closed due to downed trees and power lines. Most streets in Silva were blocked by trees and limbs. Peak winds were estimated near 150 mph. The average path width was about 450 yards. The tornado continued northeast into Madison County.
21:13Z EF1 KLZK AR Independence Elmo An EF1 tornado touched down east of Oil Trough. Several power poles were snapped and many trees were blown down. Some homes received roof damage. The tornado exited Independence County east-southeast of Paroquet and entered Jackson County west-southwest of Reamey.
21:15Z EF1 KIND IN Decatur Greensburg Arpt A high end EF-1 tornado, with maximum winds of 100-105 mph impacted the southwest side of Greensburg, with the most extensive damage from the Decatur County Airport northeast through Greensburg City Park, the Greensburg Country Club, and the Country Club Estates neighborhood where about 30 homes sustained damage. Damage began at the airport where roofs were peeled and several garage doors were blown in on the hangar buildings. A Twin Otter plane tethered near the hangars was spun around and cartwheeled about 50 feet to the north. Numerous large oak trees in excess of 4 feet in diameter were completely uprooted through the park and the golf course. A park shelter building was destroyed when a 4 1/2 foot diameter oak tree fell on the structure. Homes throughout the Country Club Estates neighborhood sustained roof, siding and gutter damage with several garage doors blown out. One home had its exterior garage wall bowed. Homes also sustained significant hail damage, with siding severely damaged and windows broken. This tornado was determined to be a mile in length with a maximum width of 600 yards.
21:19Z EF1 KLZK AR Jackson Reamey This tornado exited Independence county east-southeast of Paroquet and entered Jackson County west-southwest of Reamey. In Jackson County, the path of the tornado was in the Black River floodplain. Many trees were snapped or blown over.
21:20Z EF1 KIND IN Decatur Greensburg Arpt Tornado damage was discovered in the Rolling Meadows neighborhood about one half mile south of the Interstate 74 and US 421 interchange and just north of County Road 100 North. This was determined to be from a second tornado, rated EF-1 with maximum winds at 90 mph. Approximately 15-20 homes throughout the neighborhood sustained roof or siding damage, with garage doors buckling and blowing inwards on several of these homes. Much of the debris was strewn into an adjacent farm field. Just across US 421 off to the northeast, a small piece of plywood was found impaled into the stucco on a bank building. The path length was 0.5 miles with a maximum width 400 yards.
21:35Z EF1 KLSX MO Madison Millcreek A tornado touched down just to the southwest of Fredericktown near the intersection of County Roads 500 and 501 where large tree limbs were blown down. The tornado then crossed Old U.S. 67 and either uprooted or snapped several cedar and oak trees as it moved northeast along County Road 201. The diameter of the tree trunks ranged from 2 to 3 feet. About 100 yards northeast of County Road 201, a machine shed composed of large cement bricks was severely damaged. Additional tree damage occurred north and northeast of the machine shed. An older machine shed was damaged 100 yards southwest of the City of Fredericktown. A two vehicle garage located across County Road 201 was completely destroyed. One vehicle in the garage was severely damaged. Within the southwest city limits of Fredericktown medium to large branches (3 to 10 inches) in diameter were snapped by the tornado. There was damage to a fence at a tennis court and also at a baseball park. Additional tree damage was located just south of Main Street. Half a mile northeast of the downtown area, medium size tree branches were downed in a residential area. Some of the large tree limbs damaged one home. Another nearby home lost over 60 percent of its roof covering. The tornado then struck a distributing company which transports Styrofoam blocks on State Highway J just northeast of the intersection with Highway 72. The large blocks weighing around 300 pounds each were tossed 40 to 80 yards to the northeast. The tornado continued to the east along State Highway J for about another mile before lifting and dissipating. The total damage track was 5.5 miles, while damage width was between 30 to 40 yards. The damage intensity was rated EF1.
21:37Z EF1 KLSX MO Wayne Mill Spg The tornado was not on the ground for the whole path length. Numerous trees were uprooted and snapped, especially along Highway U between Highway B and FF. Mainly tree damage occurred to the southwest of that area. Along Highway 34, two outbuildings were destroyed and a small covered bridge on private property was destroyed. There was minor soffit damage to another house along Highway 34. Only a few trees were damaged to the northeast of this area. A few power poles were snapped. Peak winds were estimated near 100 mph. The average path width was 100 yards.
21:43Z EF1 KLSX MO Madison Buckhorn The tornado originated in Carter County then crossed into Wayne County (WFO Paducah's CWA) before crossing into Madison County about 3 miles southwest of Buckhorn and travelled to the northeast. In Madison County, numerous large trees were blown down before the tornado lifted and dissipated about a mile northwest of Buckhorn. The total path length for the tornado was 47.4 miles with a max width of 1200 yards and a max EF rating of EF3.
21:44Z EF0 KLSX MO Carter Hunter A few trees and tree limbs were downed along Highway E near the Current River. Peak winds were estimated near 70 mph.
21:45Z EF1 KDVN IA Des Moines Augusta The tornado damage included snapped trees, broken large tree limbs, two broken power poles, a destroyed shed, and two over-turned railroad box cars.
21:46Z EF1 KLSX MO Madison Chobb Store A tornado touched down just southwest of the intersection of U.S. 67 and State Highway N. As it travelled to the northeast and crossed U.S. 67 it blew down or uprooted numerous trees. The damage path width in this area was about 100 yards wide. The tornado continued to the northeast knocking down a lot of trees. As it crossed Madison County Road 303, about a mile southeast of the intersection with U.S. 67, the width of the tornado damage to the trees in this area was about a quarter of a mile wide. The tornado continued to the northeast for about a mile before lifting and dissipating.
21:47Z EF1 KLSX MO Madison Zion Another tornado formed about a mile north of the one that had touched down near the intersection of U.S. 67 and State Highway N. It paralled the path of the other tornado lifting and dissipating about half a mile northeast of Madison County Road 303, about three quarters of a mile southeast of the intersection of U.S. 67 and Madison County Road 303. The damage was limited to numerous large trees blown down or uprooted along its path. The widest part of the damage path, about a third of a mile, was where the tornado crossed Madison County Road 303.
21:51Z EF0 KLSX MO Perry Yount Several trees and tree limbs were blown down along the north side of Highway BB. Peak winds were estimated near 75 mph.
21:58Z EF0 KNQA MO Ripley Torch A trained spotter reported a brief touchdown occurred at Highway N and Highway KK, south of Oxly.
22:00Z EF1 KDVN IA Des Moines Dodgeville The tornado damage included some snapped trees and the destruction of a small barn and outbuilding.
22:00Z EF1 KCLE OH Huron Monroeville An EF1 tornado touched down in a cemetery on the southeast side of Monroeville. This tornado then continued east on the ground for about eight miles before lifting near the intersection of Tiger Road and North Greenwich Milan Road on the southeast side of Norwalk. The path was parallel and just south of U.S. Route 20 for several miles. Around a dozen homes and businesses were damaged by this tornado. A couple of the buildings lost large sections of roofing with some of damage caused by fallen trees. The tornado also leveled a large barn as it crossed Halfway Road. Several dozen trees were also downed along the damage path which was no more than 50 yards in width.
22:14Z EF0 KNQA MO Butler Poplar Bluff A trained spotter reported a brief touchdown.
22:14Z EF0 KILN OH Hardin Dunkirk A tornado briefly touched down in a field. No damage occurred with the tornado.
22:26Z EF1 KLSX MO Madison Marquand A tornado touched down about a mile and a half south of Marquand on State Highway DD. It travelled to the northeast for about two miles before moving into Bollinger County (WFO Paducah's CWA). It snapped off or uprooted numerous trees along its path in Madison County. At its widest, the tree damage was 200 yards wide. The total path length for the tornado was 13 miles with a max width of 250 yards and a max EF rating of EF1.
22:28Z EF1 KLSX MO Bollinger Grisham The tornado continued into Bollinger County from Madison County. Hundreds of trees were uprooted and snapped. Peak winds were estimated near 100 mph. The average path width was 200 yards.
23:06Z EF0 KILX IL Mclean Heyworth A tornado formed about 4 miles east of Heyworth. The tornado damaged a grain bin and then tracked into an open field before dissipating.
23:09Z EF1 KILX IL Mclean Le Roy A tornado formed about 2 miles southeast of Downs. It crossed Interstate 74 and overturned a semi-truck. The tornado continued tracking to the north-northeast through open fields until it dissipated.
23:10Z EF0 KILN OH Montgomery Oak Ridge A National Weather Service storm survey confirmed a tornado near Centerville. The tornado touched down briefly on the grounds of a hospital. A small path of trees was blown down in an area just north of the hospital. Some of the trees were uprooted, snapped off, or twisted. Maximum estimated wind speed based on damage was around sixty-five miles per hour.
23:18Z EF1 KPAH MO Cape Girardeau Neelys Lndg The tornado produced mainly tree damage, with some snapped and uprooted. Some roofing damage occurred to a house. Tin was rolled back on a small barn. Peak winds were estimated near 95 mph. The average path width was 200 yards.
23:18Z EF0 KNQA AR St. Francis Greasy Corner A weak tornado touched down in open country. No damage was found.
23:28Z EF2 KPAH IL Jefferson Woodlawn At least three houses lost portions of roof substructure, including roof decking. Numerous other homes sustained various degrees of shingle damage. Some houses lost siding. A total of 101 residences sustained damage, with 23 of those homes deemed uninhabitable. A folded up pop-up camper and adjacent shed were blown 50 to 75 feet. Dozens of trees and power poles were snapped. A twin-pole wooden tower carrying high-voltage power lines was leaning. The community of Boyd was directly impacted. In Boyd, a large machine shed/sawmill was destroyed. A church lost some shingles and roofing. There were numerous eyewitnesses and at least one photo of the tornado funnel. Peak winds were estimated near 115 mph. The average path width was 200 yards.
23:30Z EF0 KCLE OH Summit Fairlawn An EF0 tornado touched down in Fairlawn and traveled northeast for over four miles before lifting for good near Cuyahoga Falls. The damage survey suggested that the tornado may not have been in contact with the ground for much of the path length which was no more than 50 yards in width. Only intermittent damage was observed and it is likely that some of this was caused by straight line winds. Most of the damage was from fallen trees but some buildings were also damaged. A church in Fairlawn lost it's roof and several buildings sustained roof damage in downtown Cuyahoga Falls. Dozens of trees were either uprooted or snapped by the tornado. Several witnesses reported seeing a tornado in contact with the ground.
23:30Z EF0 KPAH MO Scott Benton A couple of trees and tree limbs were down along and either side of Interstate 55 at the 80-mile marker. A funnel cloud was reported at this location by a trained spotter. Peak winds were estimated near 70 mph.
23:39Z EF1 KPAH IL Union Anna Several dozen trees were uprooted or snapped. A vehicle was destroyed by a falling tree. At least a couple of buildings and houses sustained mostly minor roof damage, including the loss of some shingles. Peak winds were estimated near 90 mph. The average path width was 100 yards.
23:40Z EF1 KPAH IL Pulaski Mound City The tornado moved northeast across Mound City, where much of the damage occurred. One small mobile home was picked up and thrown into a power pole. There was roof damage to several homes, mainly shingles. Numerous trees were uprooted and snapped. The tornado damage path ended at the Ohio River. Peak winds were estimated near 105 mph. The average path width was 200 yards.
23:45Z EF1 KPAH IL Pulaski Pulaski Mainly tree damage was observed. Some trees were uprooted and snapped. One small shed was damaged. There was minor damage to business roofs in Pulaski. Some straight-line wind damage was observed on the southeast end of the path. Peak winds were estimated near 90 mph. The average path width was 100 yards.
23:48Z EF1 KNQA AR Crittenden Wimef A tornado touched down in West Memphis and a large storage building received major roof damage with numerous contents removed and a few walls crippled. A mobile home received extensive damage and a tree fell on one residence. A few other tree limbs were snapped and a power pole was knocked down just east of the intersection of Highway 70 and Club Road. The estimated peak wind was 90 mph.
23:55Z EF0 KPAH IL Pulaski New Grand Chain The tornado was very weak as it touched down along the Ohio River. In this area, trees were uprooted, and a few trees were snapped. At a campground east of Grand Chain, several campers were damaged, and one was overturned. Peak winds were estimated near 70 mph. The tornado remained weak as it crossed into Massac County.
23:58Z EF0 KILX IL Champaign Rising A tornado developed 3.5 miles southeast of Mahomet. It did minor damage to trees before dissipating less than a minute later.
23:58Z EF3 KIND IN Lawrence Erie National Weather Service storm survey teams determined an EF-3 tornado struck near Bedford, damaging or destroying several buildings in a 6.8 mile long swath up to a quarter mile wide.
23:59Z EF2 KPAH IL Massac Hillerman The tornado gained strength after crossing into Massac County from Pulaski County. North of the Mermet Lake Conservation Area, the tornado reached peak intensity. A barn was destroyed, and debris was thrown several hundred yards. Two grain bins were destroyed, including one that was thrown over 265 yards. Other small outbuildings were destroyed. There was minor to moderate damage to four homes from falling trees and strong winds. As the tornado moved northeast, it damaged a house near the Massac/Johnson County line. The back porch was ripped off. Trees were snapped and thrown into a vehicle and garage. There was roof, siding, soffit, and shutter damage to the home as well. In a nearby field, an irrigation system was overturned. The tornado funnel was photographed from a residence near Round Knob. Peak winds were estimated near 115 mph. The average path width was 300 yards. The tornado continued northeast into Johnson County.
00:07Z EF1 KPAH IL Johnson Crossroads The tornado crossed into Johnson County from Massac County in the vicinity of Interstate 24. A barn was destroyed just before where the tornado crossed Interstate 24. Significant tree damage was observed near the community of Ganntown, where trees were snapped and uprooted and a home had minor damage. The metal roof of the house was damaged. On the west side of Grantsburg, a 20-by-50 foot pole barn was destroyed, and swirls were seen in tall grass. Near the end of the damage path in the Shawnee National Forest, over 100 trees were snapped or uprooted. Peak winds were estimated near 100 mph. The average path width was 150 yards.
00:08Z EF1 KBBX CA Glenn Artois The first and northernmost tornado in the outbreak developed east of the town of Artois in Glenn County at approximately 5:08 pm and moved east-northeast, passing south of the town of Chico in Butte County. It caused significant damage to an almond grove in Glenn County and less significant damage to farm implements, roofing materials, and another almond grove across its path. The rating of an EF1 was based upon the uprooting of hundreds of almond trees with a few instances of broken large branches and trunks. The estimated highest wind speed (3 second gust) based upon damage with this tornado is 95 mph. There were no injuries nor fatalities.
00:12Z EF1 KBBX CA Glenn Willows The second tornado of the outbreak developed northeast of downtown Willows in Glenn County at approximately 5:12 pm. It moved east-northeast and passed just south of the town of Durham in Butte County. It caused significant damage to almond groves in Butte County, as well as destroyed one out building, damaged an open barn, and caused roofing damage to two other structures. The rating of an EF1 was based upon the uprooting of thousands of almond trees with many instances of broken large branches and trunks and the physical lifting and carrying of several large trees by five to ten feet. The estimated highest wind speed (3 second gust) based upon damage with this tornado is 105 mph. There were no injuries nor fatalities.
00:18Z EF1 KVWX IL Clay Clay City A tornado developed about 1 mile southwest of Clay City. The tornado tracked northeast and dissipated near Clay City High School. Structures damaged along the path of the tornado included a barn and several garages, and 15 homes sustained minor to moderate roof damage. One concrete block storage building collapsed. Numerous trees were also damaged.
00:35Z EF0 KVWX IL Richland Higgins A tornado briefly touched down in a field, causing no damage.
00:57Z EF2 KVWX IL Crawford New Hebron A tornado touched down about 3 miles south of Robinson, and tracked to the northeast. Fourteen homes sustained damage, with three homes losing most of their roof and one home being pushed three feet off its foundation. In addition, numerous outbuildings and garages were destroyed, numerous trees and power poles were blown down, and a large camper was rolled over.
00:58Z EF0 KSHV LA Union Farmerville The National Weather Service conducted a storm survey in Union Parish and concluded that damage was the result of an EF0 tornado. The tornado first touched down over Bayou Darbonne per eyewitness accounts as a rain wrapped tornado. The tornado tracked east crossing Terral Island Road snapping numerous tree branches. The tornado continued east primarily damaging trees southeast of Farmerville. The tornado then travelled along Hwy. 2 east of Farmerville snapping a few trees and large limbs before lifting near the intersection of Hwy. 2 and Joe Rodgers Road. The maximum winds are estimated at 70-75 mph.
01:09Z EF2 KVWX IN Posey Cynthiana The tornado started north of St. Wendell, where trees were damaged along with a machine shed. As it moved across Highway 65, high-tension power lines were taken down. Peak winds were estimated near 125 mph. The tornado continued moving northeast into Vanderburgh County.
01:10Z EF2 KVWX IN Vanderburgh Nisbet The tornado entered Vanderburgh County from Posey County and remained in Vanderburgh County for just a short time. Structures were destroyed at a small airfield. The tornado crossed Interstate 64 north of Nisbet into Gibson County. Peak winds were estimated near 125 mph. The average path width was 100 yards.
01:13Z EF2 KVWX IN Gibson St James The tornado crossed into Gibson County from Vanderburgh County near Interstate 64. At a farm north of Interstate 64, a house was severely damaged and four barns were destroyed. In Haubstadt, power poles were snapped off at the base. Peak winds were estimated near 125 mph. The average path width was 100 yards.
01:19Z EF0 KPAH KY Calloway Copeland Several dozen mainly small trees were broken or uprooted. Most of the trees were small. The average path width was 50 yards. Peak winds were estimated near 70 mph.
01:20Z EF1 KIND IN Vigo Marion Hgts The National Weather Service survey team has determined an EF-1 tornado struck near Terre Haute in Vigo County. This tornado had wind speeds of near 100 mph cutting a path 0.4 miles long and 100 yards wide.
01:20Z EF1 KSHV LA Union Bayou D Arbonne Lake The National Weather Service conducted a storm survey in Union Parish and concluded that damage was the result of an EF1 tornado. The tornado first touched down west of Farmerville south of Hwy. 2 snapping numerous trees in a neighborhood along Bayou Darbonne. The tornado continued east along Hwy. 2 snapping trees and powerlines eventually crossing the highway near Selig St. moving across the north side of Farmerville. The tornado crossed Marion Highway near Old Carr Road snapping numerous trees and powerlines and continued northeast crossing Tech Drive where several trees were downed onto homes causing significant damage to a few homes. The tornado continued northeast along Hudson Road snapping a few trees and eventually lifting west of John Edwards Road. Much of the town of Farmerville was without power for more than 24 hours including the hospital which ran on generators for more than 24 hours. The maximum winds were estimated at 85-90 mph.
01:35Z EF2 KVWX IN Pike Coe Thousands of large trees were snapped or uprooted on mine reclamation land north of County Road 900. Peak winds were estimated near 120 mph.
01:36Z EF1 KVWX IN Pike Coe Several dozen trees were uprooted or snapped. Peak winds were estimated near 95 mph. The average path width was 40 yards.
01:37Z EF2 KLZK AR Ashley Portland Ten power poles were snapped along with several overturned irrigation pivots. There was minor damage to the roofs of several homes, along with several trees snapped and uprooted. A carport was destroyed, and tin was blown off several outbuildings.
01:38Z EF0 KIND IN Parke Bridgeton The National Weather Service survey team has determined an EF-0 tornado struck near Bridgeton in Parke County. This tornado had wind speeds of near 80 mph cutting a path 0.4 miles long and 30 yards wide.
01:39Z EF1 KVWX IN Pike Winslow Several dozen trees were uprooted or snapped. Some trees had trunks of two feet in diameter. Peak winds were estimated near 95 mph. The average path width was 35 yards.
01:40Z EF1 KIND IN Parke Nyesville The National Weather Service survey team has determined an EF-1 tornado struck near Bellmore in Parke County. This tornado had wind speeds of near 90 mph cutting a path 0.8 miles long and 100 yards wide.
01:45Z EF2 KBBX CA Butte Thermalito The third tornado in the outbreak developed approximately northwest of Oroville in Butte County at approximately 645 pm and moved northeast. It caused significant damage to a ranch property near the intersection of Table Mountain Road and Hwy 70 including the destruction of a large, well built garage and significant damage to an open barn. The rating of an EF2 was based upon the destruction of the garage, though evidence was found of the footing boards being bolted to the slab in the front portion of the structure. The estimated highest wind speed (3 second gust) based upon damage with this tornado is 120 mph. There were no injuries nor fatalities.
01:50Z EF2 KVWX IN Dubois Huntingburg The tornado touched down on in an open field on the south side of Huntingburg. It moved northeast into a residential area, uprooting and snapping numerous large trees and doing roof damage to homes and garages on the west side of Highway 231. It damaged the roofs of several businesses along the highway before striking a mobile home park, where it completely destroyed two homes, and heavily damaged several more. Continuing into a neighborhood of wood-frame homes, the tornado destroyed two more garages - one constructed of cinder blocks - and did minor to moderate roof damage as well as snapping and uprooting trees. The twister then passed just north of the city's Municipal Park and over its water treatment facility, snapping and uprooting trees before crossing over an open field and dissipating near Highway 64 approximately 1 mile east of Huntingburg.
01:54Z EF1 KVWX IN Dubois Haysville The tornado touched down in an open field 1.6 miles west of Haysville, destroying a metal outbuilding. After traveling over primarily open farmland - snapping trees in wooded areas along the way - the tornado entered the west side of Haysville. It uprooted and snapped the trunks of several more trees before tearing off the roof of a modular home just north of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The tornado continue east of Highway 231, snapping trees and downing power lines before dissipating in an open field east of town. |||(thoughbefore estroying an An EF-1 Tornado touched down 1.6 miles west of Haysville and lifted just east of Haysville.
02:14Z EF1 KIND IN Monroe Kirby A brief EF-1 tornado overturned and destroyed several mobile homes just west of Bloomington. The Bloomington tornado damage was along SR45. The same storm also produced a broad, long swath of significant straight-line wind damage along SR45 to SR37 and continued east across the south side of Bloomington. Winds within this path were estimated at over 80 mph.
02:17Z EF0 KPAH KY Calloway New Concord About a dozen trees and several tree tops were snapped. One car was completely destroyed by a large fallen tree. Mostly minor damage occurred to a couple of homes or garages. At least one power line was downed. Peak wind speeds were estimated near 85 mph.
02:22Z EF2 KLVX IN Orange Orleans Arpt This tornado touched down along Highway 37 south of Orleans, uprooting and snapping several trees. It expanded to its maximum width and strength one mile into its path, where it heavily damaged two brick homes and one wooden frame home, as well downing power lines and poles. In this area it also did extensive damage to several outbuildings, completely destroying one barn and overturning a tractor within. The tornado continued to the northeast, damaging another outbuilding a mile to the northeast and uprooting and snapping numerous trees before finally lifting in an open field 3/4 mile southwest of the community of Leipsic.
02:28Z EF1 KLVX IN Orange Leipsic Beginning in an open field less than a quarter of a mile south of the Orange/Lawrence County line, this tornado tracked northeastward for 3.2 miles across portions of three counties. Near its touch down 3.1 miles northwest of Saltillo, it destroyed a large wooden barn and uprooted several trees on the south side of Suddarth Ln before entering Lawrence County. It had a path length of 0.3 miles in Orange County.
02:29Z EF1 KLVX IN Lawrence Bond An EF-1 tornado crossed into Lawrence County about three miles south, southwest of Bond. This tornado then tracked northeast for approximately 1.7 miles before leaving Lawrence County about two miles southwest of Bono. The tornado then continued into Washington County. In total, this tornado was on the ground for approximately 3.2 miles before lifting. In Lawrence County, minor damage was done to a homestead and numerous trees were downed.
02:30Z EF1 KLVX IN Washington Saltillo This is the final stretch of the tornado that originated in Orange County, 3.1 miles northwest of Saltillo. After clipping the extreme southeast portion of Lawrence County, it entered Washington County just south of East County Road 700 North and tracked northeastward for another 1.2 miles before dissipating at Spangler Hill Road. It caused EF-1 damage to numerous trees before lifting. The tornado's total path length was 3.2 miles.
02:31Z EF1 KLVX IN Washington Mt Carmel This tornado snapped and uprooted numerous trees along its 2.4 mile path. After touching down just east of the Lawrence/Washington County line south of W Saltillo Bono Rd, it downed several trees while moving over mainly open pasture land. Near the intersection of N Spangler Hill Rd and W Henry Brown Rd, it heavily damaged a metal outbuilding. From here it continued northeast, downing numerous trees and power lines as it roughly paralleled N Spangler Hill Rd through forested hills before dissipating near the intersection of N Spangler Hill Rd and N White River Rd.
03:15Z EF0 KIND IN Shelby Morristown An EF-0 tornado with maximum winds of 75 mph was discovered in northeast Shelby County to the north of Morristown. Numerous trees were snapped along and just east of the Big Blue River and Asbury Road from near County Road 1100 North to the Shelby-Hancock County line. Two homes sustained minor damage, and a gentleman sustained injuries from a tree falling on his automobile.
03:22Z EF0 KSHV LA Natchitoches Natchez The National Weather Service conducted a storm survey in Natchitoches Parish LA near Natchez and concluded that damage was the result of an EF0 Tornado. A few hardwood trees had small limbs and branches broken off along Highway 494 about a mile northeast of Natchez. The tops of several large trees were seen broken off out in the field north of Highway 494 and west of Fish Hatchery Road. The tornado continued to the north-northeast where it paralleled Fish Hatchery Road. Numerous trees had their tops twisted off, large branches snapped, and several small limbs broken off about a mile north on Fish Hatchery Road north of Highway 494. The tornado continued north-northeastward across the Cane River into the Plantation Point subdivision where it knocked a few trees down and broke a few large branches out of trees before lifting. Maximum winds are estimated at 70-75 mph.
04:17Z EF2 KGWX AL Colbert Old Bethel A tornado touched down immediately west of Waldrep Loop and north of Lagrange Road in extreme southeastern Colbert County. Multiple large trees were snapped and uprooted along the path. The most significant damage occurred to a house along Waldrep Loop, where large sections of the roof structure were removed, or pushed off the adjoining carport. A chicken house across the street completely collapsed with roofing material tossed up to 100 yards. Tree damage continued eastward to the intersection of County Line and Wolf Springs Roads. A church at this intersection sustained roof damage and dozens of trees were snapped and uprooted around a nearby single family home.
04:19Z EF0 KGWX AL Lawrence Wolf Spgs A tornado continued from Colbert County at the intersection of County Line Road and Wolf Springs Road. The tornado snapped and uprooted trees before lifting.
04:30Z EF1 KHTX AL Lauderdale Mitchelltown A short-lived tornado with peak winds of 90 mph developed along a squall line of severe thunderstorms. The tornado initially touched down just west of County Road 92 about 2 miles southwest of Springfield. The worst damage occurred along County Road 76, about 1/2 mile west of state highway 101, where a small barn was nearly destroyed and several large pines were snapped and uprooted. One pine fell on a home along County Road 76, causing significant damage to the structure. The tornado continued northeast just crossing state highway 101 before lifting.
04:30Z EF1 KILN OH Butler Hughes A National Weather Service storm survey confirmed a tornado near Liberty Township. This tornado lifted an entire roof off of a two story home and the exterior walls collapsed. Significant roof damage occurred to three other residences nearby as well. Multiple vehicles sustained damage in the path of the tornado. Numerous trees were snapped, power poles were snapped, and several homes had minor roof and siding damage due to the tornado. The maximum estimated wind speed based on damage was around one-hundred and five miles per hour.
04:40Z EF0 KHTX AL Limestone Wheeler Lake North A short-lived tornado with peak winds of 80 mph developed along a squall line of severe thunderstorms. The tornado initially touched down just north of the Davis/Snake Road intersection where several large trees were uprooted and snapped, one which fell on the corner of a single-story house. The tornado skipped northeast and snapped and uprooted additional trees around a residence between Fielding Road / County Road 15 and Davis Road. The tornado lifted near the intersection of Fielding Road / County Road 15 and Stanford Road with a just a few trees snapped halfway down, along with an awning pulled off a small shed.
04:49Z EF0 KHTX AL Limestone O Neal A tornado with peak winds of 85 mph re-developed along a squall line and crossed state highway 99 / Buck Island Road near Lydia Corey Road, uprooting several large trees with one falling onto the side of a house. Across the street, a large barn was severely damaged with the roof and most walls gone. The tornado continued northeast crossing Easter Ferry Road and Edgewood Road. Along Cross Key Road, several large trees were snapped and uprooted. The tornado tracked northeast snapping off the tops of several trees before lifting again near the intersection of Coffman Road and Highway 127.
04:49Z EF0 KHGX TX Liberty Excelsior Tornado that was observed by the general public caused little or no damage.
04:55Z EF0 KHTX AL Limestone Stewerds Store A tornado briefly touched down over the Athens Country Club and Golf Course along Hatfield Lake Road. Several trees were uprooted along its short path. Tops of other pine and cedar trees were snapped and twisted. The tornado lifted just northeast of the Country Club around Strain Road, just west of Interstate 65.
05:00Z EF0 KHTX AL Limestone Bethel A tornado with peak winds of 85 mph redeveloped and snapped and uprooted several trees along a southwest to northeast path beginning along Thach Road, crossing state highway 251, then reaching the Limestone-Madison County line along Ready Section Road.
05:05Z EF0 KHTX AL Madison Maple Hill This tornado, again with peak winds of 85 mph, continued its path from Limestone County along Ready Section Road, snapping and uprooting trees until lifting north of Bethel Road just west of state highway 53.
05:15Z EF0 KHGX TX Liberty Kenefick Tornado near Kenefick downed trees that blocked some streets on FM 1008.
05:17Z EF0 KHTX AL Madison Mt Leventov A tornado with peak winds of 85 mph briefly touched down near Meridianville and skipped northeast snapping and uprooting trees along its path between Hazel Green and New Market. Concentrated damage began near Harwell Lane in a neighborhood off Patterson Lane. Several residences off Harwell Circle had trees snapped and uprooted with some minor structural damage including torn siding and shingles pulled off roofs. Just north and east of this location, circular and convergent patterns were observed in a wheat field approaching Patterson Lane.||The tornado took out numerous trees just east of Highway 231 and north of Steger Road cutting out a path estimated at 25 yards wide and over 200 yards long. Little damage was observed from here to Walker Lane due to open fields. However, as the tornado crossed Walker Lane near Moores Mill Road, numerous large trees were snapped and uprooted between 1759 and 2255 Walker Lane. Additional snapped and uprooted smaller trees were seen just north of the intersection of Walker Lane and Butler Road.
05:25Z EF0 KILN OH Fayette Bloomingburg A National Weather Service storm survey confirmed that a tornado touched down three miles west of Bloomingburg. Near the beginning of the path one barn was damaged and another barn was destroyed. Further along the path another barn was damaged due to the tornado. The estimated maximum wind speed based on damage was eighty miles per hour.
05:26Z EF0 KILN OH Fayette Yatesville A National Weather Service storm survey confirmed a tornado about five miles north of Bloomingburg. The tornado damaged the flat metal roof of a small barn and a large section of roof from another barn. A large tree in the path of the tornado was also down. The maximum estimated wind speed based on damage was eighty-five miles per hour.
06:00Z EF0 KOHX TN Dekalb Smithville A brief tornado occurred in Smithville. It severely damaged a gas station building but the canopy remained intact. It also damaged a nearby restaurant. Many trees were also snapped or uprooted. Specific details on how much damage occurred to the restaurant where unknown.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).