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Tornado Reports

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17:35Z EF0 KEWX TX Frio Moore A small EF0 tornado formed as a cluster of storms was moving northward through northern Frio County. An NWS damage survey found a small tornado touched down along CR 2537 on the south side of Moore and then moved NW for about a quarter mile before dissipating. Two residences on CR 2537 have roof damage, along with several trees that were damaged. A neighboring property across the street had its fence blown down. Several items from the properties were thrown about a 100 yards. As the tornado moved quickly to the NW, it appears to have dissipated along CR 2518. Maximum winds are estimated to be 75 mph.
22:08Z EFU KMBX ND Mclean Ruso This was the first of three tornadoes this day in McLean County, all near Ruso and in less than a one hour period of time. The tornado touched down in an open field east of Ruso and impacted no structures. There was no damage to evaluate. By National Weather Service policy the tornado is rated EF Unknown.
22:10Z EF1 KMBX ND Mclean Ruso This was the second of three tornadoes this day in McLean County, all near Ruso and in less than a one hour period of time. Hardwood trees were snapped and an animal shelter was destroyed shortly after development. Based on the damage done the tornado was rated EF-1, with winds estimated to be approximately 110 MPH.
22:30Z EF2 KMBX ND Mclean Ruso This was the third of three tornadoes this day in McLean County, all near Ruso and in less than a one hour period of time. The tornado formed in an open field and approached a farmstead, passing just to the west and south of it. Near the farmstead the tornado destroyed three small wooden granaries, flipped a large seed cart attached to an air seeder, flipped anhydrous ammonia tanks, and tossed hay bales. The tornado continued on south of the farmstead where it tossed multiple hay bales before dissipating. Based on the damage done the tornado was rated EF-2, with winds estimated to be approximately 120 MPH.

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