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Visible Satellite 19:58Z on 2019-06-08. Satellite images are derived from the NOAA Open Data Dissemination Program.
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19:58Z EFU KGLD CO Kit Carson Burlington Arpt Landspout tornado near Burlington.
21:08Z EF0 KGSP NC Rutherford Ellenboro Media released drone footage of multiple downed trees around a home on Webb Rd. The trees were arranged in a distinct convergent/rotational pattern, indicating tornado damage.
21:12Z EFU KGLD CO Kit Carson Bonny Lake Landspout tornado reported by public.
21:35Z EFU KGLD KS Cheyenne St Francis Arpt Two landspouts observed at the same time, very near to each other. This particular landspout was the first one observed, lasted for around 20 minutes, and moved very slowly to the north according to radar imagery.
21:45Z EFU KGLD KS Cheyenne St Francis Arpt Two landspouts observed at the same time, very close to each other. This one was shorter lived and moved quicker to the North-Northwest.
00:19Z EF0 KFTG CO Elbert Fondis A weak tornado touched down briefly in open country, no damage was observed.
00:34Z EF2 KMVX MN Polk Rindal This tornado was first reported as a funnel cloud by spotters near the Sand Hills Golf Course. Numerous large trees were snapped or uprooted along its path with machinery tossed, a roof torn off a pole barn, several steel grain bins tossed and crumpled, and a barn completely collapsed at one farmstead. Peak winds were estimated at 115 mph.
01:57Z EFU KGLD KS Logan Winona Brief tornado northwest of Winona. This was actually an anticyclonic landspout tornado. Reported by several chasers and members of TORUS project.
02:10Z EFU KGLD KS Logan Winona Tornado associated with supercell. Photographed by many storm chasers as well as members of the TORUS project.
03:05Z EFU KGLD KS Logan Russell Spgs Brief tornado in open field.

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