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18:40Z EF1 KDTX OH Fulton Fayette Most of the damage surveyed was consistent with an EF0 tornado, but there was a small area of EF1 damage in the middle of the track near the intersection of s. Fayette Street and County Road R. The EF1 damage included several large and healthy tree trunks up to 2 feet in diameter snapped in half. A large branch approximately 10 feet in length and 1 foot diameter was lofted around 15 yards into the side of a house and caused considerable damage to a balcony. Sheet metal roofing was also lofted over 200 yards and caused roof damage to Fayette School. Maximum winds of 85 to 90 mph were estimated.
18:45Z EF1 KARX WI Monroe Norwalk An EF1 tornado touched down north of Norwalk where it destroyed a barn. The tornado then traveled east for about six miles before dissipating. Other than the barn, damage was limited to trees and crops.
18:49Z EFU KIWX OH Van Wert Van Wert Circle S Ar A drone and ground survey was performed by county Emergency Management. The tornado touched down approximately 2 miles west-southwest of Middle Point, Ohio and tracked northeast for 2.0 miles before lifting. This tornado is classified as unknown on the EF-scale as the tornado did not damage any structures or trees, but did damage croplands.
18:55Z EF1 KARX WI Monroe Wilton An EF1 tornado formed north of Wilton and move east for three miles before dissipating west of Clifton. Damage was limited to trees and crops.
19:00Z EFU KIWX OH Van Wert Converse The tornado touched down in Van Wert county in a corn field on the northeast side of griffin road, just northeast of State Route 116 and Converse-Roselm road. The tornado tracked just south of due east through open fields. The tornado tracked into Allen county, Ohio.||This tornado is classified as unknown as the tornado did not damage any structures or trees, but did damage croplands.
19:02Z EF0 KIWX OH Allen Landeck Drone and ground surveys confirmed a EF-U tornado tracked out of Van Wert county into Allen county just north of Fruend Road, crossing Southworth Road just north of Zion Church Road. The tornado then traveled through several fields for an additional 0.3 miles before lifting. ||This tornado is classified as unknown as the tornado did not damage any structures or trees, but did damage croplands.
19:08Z EF0 KGRB WI Shawano Angelica A brief tornado formed at 2:08 pm CDT south of Angelica in Shawano County and uprooted a couple of trees (DI 28, DOD 3) and produced damage to an outbuilding (DI 1, DOD 2,3) before moving east and dissipating in a nearby field at 2:09 pm CDT. Total path length is estimated to be 0.37 miles long, with a width of 41 yards. Peak wind estimated to be around 68 mph.
19:14Z EF0 KGRB WI Brown Pulaski A tornado touched down at 2:14 pm CDT just northwest of Pulaski, moved east across the north side of the city, then dissipated about 1 mile east of Pulaski at 2:22 pm CDT. The tornado produced damage to trees (DI 28, DOD 2,4). Total path length is estimated to be 2.27 miles long, with a width of 75 yards. Peak wind estimated to be around 70 mph.
20:04Z EF0 KAPX MI Chippewa Munnscong A brief EF-0 tornado was analyzed in satellite imagery by the Northern Tornadoes Project of Canada. Damage was limited to trees on Neebish Island.
22:40Z EF0 KDVN IA Dubuque Epworth The tornado began a path of damage through mainly mature corn, where it move through fields and through one section of timber, where it caused branch damage and topped out one tree. A farmer witnessed the tornado, seeing swirling debris. The peak winds estimated with this EF0 tornado were 74 mph. Dubuque County EMA provided all information for this survey.
23:08Z EF0 KARX WI Iowa Mifflan First of two weak tornadoes that occurred in rural Iowa County, both of which were captured on video by storm chasers and spotters. For this first EF-0 tornado, mainly crop damage was noted where the tops of corn stalks were ripped off at the edge of a corn field.
23:12Z EF0 KDVN WI Iowa Mineral Pt The second of two weak tornadoes in rural Iowa county. This one was observed by a storm chaser who had video from start to finish. The tornado went through corn fields and hit one tree before it collapsed and ended in a field.
01:01Z EF0 KGRR MI Allegan Burnips An NWS storm survey determined that one outbuilding was destroyed near 26th street with metal roofing debris scattered along the path. A large irrigation structure was knocked over and damaged east of 26th street. Tornadic damage to trees was noted throughout the path. Intermittent roofing damage was also observed.

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