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19:13Z EFU KMVX MN Otter Tail Clitherall Photo evidence from chasers and reports called in via trained spotters indicate a brief tornado in this area with no damage reported.
19:40Z EFU KMVX MN Otter Tail Dent Tornado was initially reported by law enforcement. Multiple pictures of the tornado exist showing it crossing Marion Lake SW of Perham MN but no damage has been reported.
21:21Z EF1 KMPX MN Cass Pillager First of two tornadoes from a severe thunderstorm that crossed through Cass and Crow Wing Counties. The tornado began just north of Casino, Minnesota, and moved northeasterly for about 3.75 miles before taking an easterly turn near the end of Home Brook Lane on the south end of Hardy Lake. It then traveled east-southeast for about 7 miles and crossed into Crow Wing County while over Gull Lake. The tornado continued into Crow Wing County for about three-quarters of a mile moving back on shore then dissipating after crossing Sea Gull Road NW at 1643 CDT. Damage along the path was mainly limited to hardwood and softwood trees that were snapped about 10 to 20 feet up (DI 27/28, DOD 4). Near the beginning of the tornado, it moved across a homestead causing roof damage to the attached garage of a home and pushed the entire unanchored garage structure about one foot (DI 1, DOD 4).
21:41Z EF1 KMPX MN Crow Wing Lake Hubert First of two tornadoes from a severe thunderstorm that crossed through Cass and Crow Wing Counties. The tornado began just north of Casino, Minnesota, and crossed into Crow Wing County about 5.25 miles southwest of Lake Hubert while over Gull Lake. The tornado continued into Crow Wing County for about three-quarters of a mile moving back on shore then dissipating after crossing Sea Gull Road NW at 1643 CDT. Damage along the path was mainly limited to hardwood and softwood trees that were snapped about 10 to 20 feet up (DI 27/28, DOD 4).
21:46Z EF1 KMPX MN Crow Wing Lake Hubert This is the second of two tornadoes that were observed and produced damage from a severe thunderstorm. The tornado developed along Moody Lane, just east of Crimson Lane, and moved northeast for about 1.5 miles before turning east-southeast near the south end of Mollie Lake. The tornado then tracked east-southeast for about 3.8 miles before turning east-northeast just after crossing Rebel Road. The tornado then continued across the Mississippi River and into Cuyuna Lakes State Park for about 5.6 miles before dissipating along the north shore of Huntington Mine Lake. Damage along the path of this tornado was almost entirely tree damage with hardwood and softwood trees snapped about 10 to 20 feet above the ground (DI 27/28, DOD 4). Extensive tree damage was observed along Sugar Bush Trail North west of Merrifield with the road completely blocked by fallen trees for a time. The maximum width of the tornado was 900 yards near the south end of Mollie Lake.
22:44Z EFU KGLD CO Kit Carson Flagler Arpt Numerous reports from the public of a landspout. The landspout was viewable between Flagler and Bethune.
23:31Z EFU KMPX MN Nicollet Courtland The location and track of this tornado is based on storm chaser video. It moved through fields and across a road without hitting any damage indicators.
23:58Z EF0 KMPX MN Nicollet Nicollet Approximate track of tornado, based on storm chaser video. The tornado knocked down small branches at a farmstead. Many storm chasers, spotters, and members of the public took photos and video of this tornado. It was highly visible from miles away.
00:04Z EF1 KLNX NE Lincoln Dickens Tornado touched down and crossed highway 23 before lifting. Large branches were broken where the tornado initially touched down. As the tornado tracked to the west-southwest, it snapped several hardwood trees in a shelterbelt before dissipating.
00:20Z EF2 KLNX NE Lincoln Dickens Tornado developed and tracked approximately 3 miles to the south where it dissipated almost 45 minutes later. Along the tornado path, numerous power poles were snapped, a center pivot was overturned, and severe tree damage was reported to shelterbelts.

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