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20:46Z EF2 KOAX IA Fremont Anderson An EF2 tornado started 4 1/2 miles east-northeast of Sidney and moved east, paralleling Iowa Highway 2 for most of it's life cycle. The tornado flattened corn, uprooted and snapped trees, destroyed grain bins, flattened sheds and blew a roof off of a rural home.
20:57Z EF0 KDMX IA Adair Canby Path was intermittent for several miles after developing with condensation funnel not always visible. However, a persistent funnel eventually formed and was well documented as it moved across northern Adair County. It remained in rural areas with only minor damage to a few outbuildings and trees.
21:21Z EF1 KDMX IA Adams Carbon Tornado tracked across rural areas northwest of Carbon. Some minor damage occurred to outbuildings with most of the damage occurring to trees along the path.
21:21Z EF1 KOAX IA Page Bingham A second weaker tornado from the same Supercell storm formed 4 miles east of Shenandoah and moved east southeast for a little over 2 miles. Most of the damage was limited to flattened corn and tree trunks being snapped by the tornado.
21:25Z EF1 KMPX WI Pierce Beldenville The tornado moved across a rural area, hitting a few farms. Trees were uprooted or snapped, homes sustained roof damage, a truck was flipped, and barns were significantly damaged.
21:43Z EF0 KDMX IA Adams Carl A weak tornado passed through rural areas of Adams county north of Prescott. Very minor tree damage was observed at one rural house. Tornado was captured on video by the public.
21:45Z EF1 KDMX IA Adair Hebron Tornado developed in eastern Adair County and traveled through rural areas before entering Madison County. There was minor damage to one property and impressive tree damage along the Adair/Madison County line.
21:49Z EF1 KDLH WI Burnett Siren A tornado spun up in a wooded lot east of Carlson Road and south of Waldora Road, 2.5 miles southwest of the city of Siren, Wisconsin. The tornado moved northeast |and dissipated just before Wisconsin Highway 70, half a mile west of Siren. The estimated peak wind speed was 95 mph. Property damage included a lofted trampoline and several peeled back sections of a metal pole barn roof. Other damage included bent or broken stands of trees and a crop of corn where leaves and stalks were scoured. Also, a stand of mature trees had several large branches broken between 15 to 35 feet off the ground.
21:56Z EF1 KDMX IA Madison Middle River Tornado entered Madison County from Adair County. There was impressive tree damage just inside Madison County as the tornado moved northeast. Little additional damage was noted for the rest of the path.
22:05Z EF2 KDMX IA Taylor Bedford Arpt Large wedge tornado moved across southern Taylor County. The tornado remained in rural areas with primarily tree and crop damage. A few structures were also hit with some minor damage to a house and one old outbuilding nearly destroyed. Most intense damage occurred in the later half of the tornado path where EF2 damage was observed as 4 large wooden electrical power line towers where destroyed along with decimating a nearby grove of trees.
22:54Z EF1 KDMX IA Warren Sandyville Tornado developed in far eastern Warren County and hit a farmstead along the county line road with Marion County, producing EF1 damage at the site. The tornado then moved into Marion County.
22:57Z EF1 KDMX IA Marion Pleasantville Tornado moved into Marion County from Warren County. The tornado remained in rural portions of the county south and east of Pleasantville with the tornado lifting just southwest of Otley. Several rural residences received light damage with much tree damage along the path.
23:18Z EF0 KDMX IA Warren New Virginia A brief tornado developed east of New Virginia and moved through a rural field before lifting.
23:22Z EF0 KARX MN Olmsted Viola An EF-0 tornado briefly touched down southwest of Viola. Little to no damage was reported with the tornado.
23:38Z EF2 KDVN IA Linn Central City The tornado touched down south of Central City in the county fairgrounds outfield area, and tracked about 12 miles northeast through Prairieburg before lifting in rural Jones County. The most intense damage occurred near and in Prairieburg. At a farmstead just southwest of town, a woman was injured when her garage collapsed on her. In Prairieburg, the grain elevator sustained severe damage, one mobile home was lofted and destroyed, and another mobile home severely damaged. On the east edge of town, a horse barn was destroyed. One horse was killed and two others sustained injuries. Northeast of town, a hog building was destroyed, killing several young hogs. This EF2 tornado continued into Jones County, Iowa.
23:42Z EF0 KARX MN Olmsted Dover An EF-0 tornado touched down north of Dover and then traveled southeast for about a half mile. The tornado damaged some corn and trees.
23:48Z EF0 KEAX MO Gentry Pinhook A weak tornado formed in eastern Gentry County, then moved into Harrison County where it ultimately did some EF-1 damage to some structures in rural Harrison County. The extent of the damage in Gentry County was limited to tree damage in rural areas.
23:55Z EF1 KMKX WI Green Stearns Along the path of the tornado, a barn and pole shed were destroyed, 4 houses sustained damage, 4 power poles were snapped, numerous trees were either snapped or uprooted and a camper was rolled into a pond. The majority of the tornado path had EF-0 damage, but there were pockets of EF-1 damage.
23:55Z EF1 KMKX WI Green Stearns A short lived tornado removed a portion of the roof from two industrial buildings and broke multiple windows in each building. Elsewhere, a trailer was flipped and multiple trees were either snapped or uprooted. A dumpster was also lifted and blown across Highway 69.
23:57Z EF1 KEAX MO Harrison New Hampton This tornado is a continuation of the tornado that moved out of Gentry County. This tornado moved through mainly rural parts of Harrison County, where it produced mostly damage to trees. There was a structure west of Bethany that sustained some EF-1 damage. Otherwise the damage was EF-0 with this tornado across the county.
23:58Z EF2 KDVN IA Jones Langworthy The tornado touched down south of Central City in the county fairgrounds outfield area, and tracked about 12 miles northeast through Prairieburg before lifting in rural Jones County. The most intense damage occurred near and in Prairieburg. At a farmstead just southwest of town, a woman was injured when her garage collapsed on her. In Prairieburg, the grain elevator sustained severe damage, one mobile home was lofted and destroyed, and another mobile home severely damaged. On the east edge of town, a horse barn was destroyed. One horse was killed and two others sustained injuries. Northeast of town, a hog building was destroyed, killing several young hogs. This EF2 tornado moved in from Linn County.
00:07Z EF0 KARX MN Olmsted Chester An EF-0 tornado touched down in Chester Woods Park east of Chester and then traveled northeast for about a half mile. The tornado did some minor tree damage along its path.
00:14Z EF2 KDVN IA Jones Monticello A narrow EF2 tornado with winds estimated at 120 mph touched down in a field about 4 miles north of Monticello and tracked east northeast from Jones County crossing into Delaware County. The tornado struck neighboring farmsteads at the junction of 148th Ave. and Jones-Delaware County Road. Two grain bins and seven outbuildings were destroyed. Two garages had the doors blown in and five wooden power poles were snapped, including three larger transmission lines. The most unusual damage was an 18 foot missile that was formed from four sections of a grain bin roof that were folded into a narrow cone shape and propelled into the garage attic over 100 yards away. This EF2 tornado began in Jones County, and moved into Delaware County.
00:16Z EF2 KDVN IA Delaware Sand Spg A narrow EF2 tornado with winds estimated at 120 mph touched down in a field about miles 4 north of Monticello and tracked east northeast from Jones County into Delaware County. The tornado struck neighboring farmsteads at the junction of 148th Ave. and Jones-Delaware Co Road. Two grain bins and seven outbuildings were destroyed. Two garages had the doors blown in and five wooden power poles were snapped, including three larger transmission lines. The most unusual damage was an 18 foot missile that was formed from four sections of a grain bin roof that were folded into a narrow cone shape and propelled into the garage attic over 100 yards away. This EF2 tornado began in Jones County, and moved into Delaware County.
00:26Z EF0 KDVN IA Benton Vinton A brief touchdown of an EF0 tornado that was seen on a citizen's video was confirmed by a location of isolated damage of two trees and an adjacent corner of a metal outbuilding's roof where a single panel was blown off.
00:38Z EF0 KMKX WI Rock Leyden This short lived tornado topped, snapped, or uprooted many trees and damaged the roof on two farm buildings.
00:56Z EF1 KDVN IA Jones Oxford Jct The EF1 tornado began in a field and traveled mostly through farm land and wooded river valley southwest of Oxford Junction. Just south of Oxford Junction, two non anchored mobile homes were destroyed, a machine shed was damaged, and a camper was blown over.
01:14Z EF1 KMKX IL Winnebago Cherry Vly An EF-1 tornado with maxium winds of 100 mph touched down near Burton and River Roads and lifted near Bates and Tripp Roads. Damage was mainly to trees with some minor property damage.
01:23Z EF1 KMKX IL Winnebago Cherry Vly An EF-1 tornado with maximum winds of 100 mph touched down west of the intersection of Huber and Genoa Roads and lifted east of the intersection of Huber and Fern Hill Roads. The tornado was on the ground for 1.6 miles. Damage was mainly to trees with a few homes experiencing property damage.
01:31Z EF0 KEAX MO Nodaway Arkoe A weak tornado formed near Maryville, but caused little to no damage outside of some tree damage in rural Nodaway County.
01:50Z EF0 KEAX MO Gentry Stanberry A weak tornado formed in rural Gentry County, but produced little to no damage outside of some tree damage.

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