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21:32Z EFU KDMX IA Jasper Newton This tornado was observed by several individuals and remained in rural cropland. No damage indicators were impacted, hence the EFU rating.
21:41Z EFU KDMX IA Jasper Metz This tornado was posted on social media and remained in rural cropland. No damage indicators were impacted, hence the EFU rating.
21:48Z EFU KDMX IA Polk Santiago This tornado remained in rural cropland. No damage indicators were impacted, hence the EFU rating.
22:03Z EF1 KDVN IA Jackson Van Buren An EF1 tornado developed about 2 miles northeast of Spragueville in Jackson County Iowa Tuesday evening. The tornado damaged a barn and trees at a farmstead, then continued south/southwest before hitting another farmstead. The tornado caused significant damage to a large outbuilding, then lifted in crop land. Maximum winds were estimated around 100 mph, and the path width was an estimated 50 yards. The tornado path length was nearly one mile. This was likely a landspout, or non-supercell tornado.
22:25Z EF0 KDVN IA Linn Ely A non-supercell, or landspout tornado touched down in a field about 2 miles north of Ely in Linn County Iowa Tuesday evening. The tornado caused crop damage and moved very slowly to the southeast. The tornado then snapped large tree limbs along Ivanhoe Road, and damaged a power pole cross member. The tornado also lifted some loose asphalt and tossed it a short distance away. The tornado then moved through a grove of trees before lifting in a field. The tornado was rated EF0, with maximum winds estimated around 85 mph. The path width was estimated around 50 yards and the tornado was on the ground for 10 to 15 minutes.
22:30Z EFU KDVN IA Jones Hale A nearly stationary landspout (or non-supercell) tornado touched down in a field. There was no observable damage to assign a rating, so the tornado is classified as an EF-Unknown.
22:50Z EFU KDVN IA Jones Hale A landspout(or non-supercell) tornado tracked through a field in southern Jones County. There was no observable damage to assign a rating, so the tornado is classified as EF-Unknown.
23:11Z EF0 KOAX NE Madison Meadow Grove A landspout tornado developed in a field, eventually merging with the mesocyclone and taking on some briefly supercellular features. The tornado was over mainly open fields but did break one tree, a powerline, and damaged a small shed. Peak estimated winds in this tornado were 70 miles per hour, with a width of 50 yards.
23:24Z EF0 KDMX IA Madison Patterson This tornado produced minor tree damage with a path evident in high-resolution satellite imagery.
23:49Z EFU KDMX IA Madison Patterson This was a brief tornado observed by a spotter which remained in rural areas. No damage indicators were impacted, hence the EFU rating.
23:51Z EFU KOAX NE Madison Madison Trained spotter, law enforcement, and storm chaser accounts indicate that a tornado developed in this approximate location, moved a short distance, and lasted for approximately 2 minutes before dissipating. No damage was reported along the track.
02:47Z EF3 KLNX NE Grant Whitman Emergency manager reported a tornado half mile north of Whitman. The approximate starting point of the tornado was just south of the Cherry County line, several miles north of Whitman. EF-3 damage was observed at a farm house just south of Whitman.
03:16Z EF2 KLNX NE Hooker Mullen EF-2 damage was observed at several locations in Hooker County as the tornado continued to track south southeast.
03:31Z EF1 KLNX NE Mcpherson Tryon Tornado largely remained over open terrain, though minor damage was observed at a non occupied home.
11:27Z EF1 KPBZ PA Allegheny Boggs A National Weather Service survey concluded that a tornado began |near the intersection of Old Steubenville Pike Rd and Route 22 on |the Washington and Allegheny County border, and then progressed |east-southeastward toward the town of Oakdale. Damage was sporadic|and primarily to trees, with several trees sheared off near the |top, and a few large trees snapped lower on the trunks. More |concentrated damage was noted on Seabright Rd, Kelso Rd, and |Whittengale Rd. In these areas, several large hardwood and |softwood trees were snapped midway up their bases. Two large trees|were also uprooted on Whittengale road. These locations are what |prompted the EF1 designation, as little damage was noted to |structures, except from where trees had fallen near or on them. |The tornado then weakened as it progressed toward Oakdale. Some |damage was noted to a few trees in Oakdale with large branches |broken.

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