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23:38Z EFU KLNX NE Garden Oshkosh Track of tornado one. Tornado moved over open range.
23:44Z EFU KLNX NE Garden Oshkosh Brief touchdown of an anticyclonic tornado with location estimated by radar, video and photographic evidence. No damage was reported.
23:56Z EF2 KLNX NE Garden Oshkosh Tornado touched down approximately 3 miles southwest of Bingham in far northern Garden County. This tornado quickly increased in size as it moved northeast, impacting utility poles and trees along Highway 2. Just to the east, the tornado impacted a farmstead and overturned a freight train, producing EF2 damage. The tornado continued to move slowly northeast for the next hour, primarily impacting open country in rural southwest Cherry County. The tornado ended shortly after 6 PM MST, 11 miles north-northeast of Ashby Nebraska.
01:04Z EFU KLNX NE Cherry Irwin Tornado tracked over open rangeland with no damage reported.
01:12Z EFU KLNX NE Cherry Merritt Res Ground truth and sentinel data confirmed track. No damage indicators were available.
01:42Z EFU KLNX NE Cherry Merritt Res Brief touchdown over open rangeland. No damage was found.
01:50Z EFU KLNX NE Cherry Merritt Res Location based off photographic evidence. No damage indicators were found.
02:53Z EFU KLNX NE Cherry Merritt Res Path based on photographic evidence. No damage indicators were found.
03:17Z EF1 KLNX NE Cherry Merritt Res Tornado touched down 18 miles southwest of Merritt Reservoir and ended just after crossing Boardman Creek, approximately 13 miles west-southwest of Merritt Reservoir. The tornado crossed through shelterbelts and winds were estimated at 107 MPH.
03:27Z EF2 KLNX NE Cherry Merritt Res This tornado briefly touched down, destroying numerous mature cedar trees and tossed them a significant distance. This tornado was a satellite tornado of the tornado which tracked across the western portion of Merritt Reservoir. Based on tree damage, winds were estimated at 115 MPH with this tornado.
03:27Z EF2 KLNX NE Cherry Merritt Res Tornado touched down near Boardman Creek, approximately 13 miles west-southwest of Merritt Reservoir. Several large trees were snapped off near the initial point of the tornado's path. The tornado tracked to the northeast over the western end of Merritt Reservoir before ending 3 miles west of Merritt Reservoir. Based on tree damage, the tornado was rated EF-2 with winds estimated at 118 MPH.
05:31Z EF1 KLNX SD Todd St Francis The tornado touched down 2 miles SE of Spring Creek just south of|BIA route #30 and remained over open field. The tornado tracked to|the east-northeast where it destroyed an outbuilding that was|built with heavy wood and anchored to a cement slab. The|outbuilding contents where thrown some 50yds to east up a hill.|The tornado crossed BIA route #30 where it strengthened,|destroying a single wide mobile home. The undercarriage of the|mobile home was tossed and crumpled 100yds from its foundation.|All walls where completely destroyed and the contents of the home|were thrown to the north to northeast. The tornado then moved |back into mostly open terrain before encountering some trees and |power poles just to the southwest of St. Francis. The circulation |then moved into St. Francis causing significant tree damage with |trees both uprooted and some trees near the catholic church had |their trunks snapped at the base. As the tornado passed through |the west side of St. Francis it caused significant roof damage to |the community center and an elderly living facility. The tornado |began to weaken slightly as it exited St. Francis and began to |move more toward the north-northeast and back over open terrain. |The tornado produced its last damage in Rosebud with the water |supply center and the adjacent storage facility receiving |signficant roof damage with the roofs being thrown toward the west|to southwest. The tornado dissipated 2 miles north of Rosebud.
05:56Z EF0 KLNX SD Todd Mission A brief spin-up touched down and produced EF0 damage to a|homestead 7 miles north of Mission. A mobile home lost all of its|roof and its north facing wall while the main home on the property|suffered major roof damage with most of the contents from the home|thrown back to the west. Other outbuildings on the property|suffered minor damage.

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