List of United States tornadoes from May to June 2012

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This is a list of all tornadoes that were confirmed by local offices of the National Weather Service in the United States from May to June 2012.

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May 1 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, May 1, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Oklahoma
EF1WSW of Nowata Nowata 36°40′N95°46′W / 36.66°N 95.77°W / 36.66; -95.77 (Nowata (Apr. 30, EF1)) 05426.5 miles (10.5 km)Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted and several barns were damaged.
EF2NE of Welch Craig 36°53′N95°06′W / 36.89°N 95.10°W / 36.89; -95.10 (Welch (May 1, EF2)) 06301 mile (1.6 km)The roof was torn off of a home and another home was shifted off of the foundation. The tornado also turned over an outbuilding, rolled two horse trailers, destroyed steel framed barn, and snapped or uprooted trees.
Indiana
EF0S of Brazil Clay 39°20′N87°11′W / 39.33°N 87.19°W / 39.33; -87.19 (Brazil (May 1, EF0)) 18330.1 miles (160 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF1ESE of Mt. Carmel Franklin 39°25′N84°52′W / 39.41°N 84.86°W / 39.41; -84.86 (Mt. Carmel (May 1, EF1)) 21201.3 miles (2.1 km)Several barns and outbuildings suffered minor to major damage and several trees were downed.
EF0SE of Veedersburg Fountain 40°01′N87°11′W / 40.01°N 87.19°W / 40.01; -87.19 (Veedersburg (May 1, EF0)) 22570.1 miles (160 m)Brief touchdown without damage.
EF1SE of Crawfordsville Montgomery 39°58′N86°47′W / 39.97°N 86.78°W / 39.97; -86.78 (Crawfordsville (May 1, EF0)) 23360.5 miles (800 m)A barn was destroyed, a few homes were damaged, and trees and powerlines were downed.
Kentucky
EF0WNW of Bedford Trimble 38°37′N85°22′W / 38.61°N 85.36°W / 38.61; -85.36 (Bedford (May 1, EF0)) 20451.9 miles (3.1 km)Several trees were snapped and a mobile home suffered minor damage.
Illinois
EF0SE of Monticello Piatt 39°59′N88°29′W / 39.98°N 88.49°W / 39.98; -88.49 (Monticello (May 1, EF0)) 20590.1 miles (160 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF1NNE of Ivesdale Champaign 39°59′N88°26′W / 39.98°N 88.44°W / 39.98; -88.44 (Ivesdale (May 1, EF1)) 21068 miles (13 km)Three homes were damaged and a chicken house was destroyed.
EF0W of Sidney Champaign 40°01′N88°05′W / 40.02°N 88.08°W / 40.02; -88.08 (Sidney (May 1, EF0)) 21400.1 miles (160 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0SE of Tilton Vermillion 40°05′N87°38′W / 40.09°N 87.64°W / 40.09; -87.64 (Tilton (May 1, EF0)) 22180.5 miles (800 m)A carport was picked up and thrown into several campers and other trailers.
Minnesota
EF0S of Padua Stearns 45°34′N95°04′W / 45.56°N 95.06°W / 45.56; -95.06 (Padua (May 1, EF0)) 21560.9 miles (1.4 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0S of Elrosa Stearns 45°33′N94°59′W / 45.55°N 94.98°W / 45.55; -94.98 (Elrosa (May 1, EF0)) 22022.1 miles (3.4 km)A mobile home was destroyed, a garage door was damaged, and many trees were downed.
EF0SE of Enfield Wright 45°21′N93°55′W / 45.35°N 93.91°W / 45.35; -93.91 (Enfield (May 1, EF0)) 220250 yards (46 m)Brief tornado kicked up some dust before dissipating.
Ohio
EF0W of Lebanon Warren 39°26′N84°14′W / 39.44°N 84.23°W / 39.44; -84.23 (Lebanon (May 1, EF0)) 222020 yards (18 m)Very brief tornado damaged a house and a car.
EF0N of Lebanon Warren 39°28′N84°11′W / 39.47°N 84.19°W / 39.47; -84.19 (Lebanon (May 1, EF0)) 222450 yards (46 m)About a dozen trees were uprooted with this brief touchdown.
Iowa
EF0E of Moneta to S of Everly Clay 43°08′N95°22′W / 43.13°N 95.37°W / 43.13; -95.37 (Moneta (May 1, EF0)) 02402.6 miles (4.2 km)A few power poles were downed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/30/12, SPC Storm Reports for 05/01/12, NWS Louisville, NWS Tulsa, NWS Wilmington, OH, NWS Central Illinois, NWS Indianapolis: , , NCDC Storm Events Database

May 2 event

List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday May 2, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Pennsylvania
EF0 Ayers Hill Potter 41°44′N77°58′W / 41.73°N 77.97°W / 41.73; -77.97 (Ayers Hill (May 2, EF0)) 01150.5 miles (0.80 km)A large trailer was overturned, damaging two vehicles. The roofs of four homes were damaged, and about 30 trees were downed or damaged.
Nebraska
EF1NE of Davenport Thayer, Fillmore 40°20′N97°47′W / 40.33°N 97.78°W / 40.33; -97.78 (Davenport (May 2, EF1)) 03031 mile (1.6 km)Several structures were damaged or destroyed and several trees were downed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/02/12, NWS Hastings, NE, NWS State College, PA

May 3 event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, May 9, 2012 [note 1]
EF# LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummaryRefs
EF2 Wayland to Noble to WSW of Crawfordsville Henry, Washington IA 41°08′08″N91°40′12″W / 41.1355°N 91.67°W / 41.1355; -91.67 (Wayland (May 3, EF2)) 01:40–02:006.73 mi (10.83 km)440 yd (400 m)Two homes lost their roofs, two turkey farms were destroyed, and a main transmission power pole was snapped by this large, .25 mi (0.40 km) wide tornado. A car was rolled and several outbuildings were destroyed. There was one indirect injury in Henry County. [1] [2]

May 4 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, May 4, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Minnesota
EF0E of Rushmore Nobles 43°38′N95°43′W / 43.63°N 95.72°W / 43.63; -95.72 (Rushmore (May 4, EF0)) 19031 mile (1.6 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0WNW of Worthington Nobles 43°38′N95°39′W / 43.63°N 95.65°W / 43.63; -95.65 (Worthington (May 4, EF0)) 19101.25 miles (2.01 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0N of Round Lake Nobles 43°37′N95°28′W / 43.61°N 95.47°W / 43.61; -95.47 (Round Lake (May 4, EF0)) 19250.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0SW of Lakefield Jackson 43°38′N95°15′W / 43.63°N 95.25°W / 43.63; -95.25 (Lakefield (May 4, EF0)) 19400.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0SSE of Lakefield Jackson 43°39′N95°10′W / 43.65°N 95.17°W / 43.65; -95.17 (Kiester (May 4, EF0)) 19490.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0SE of Lakefield Jackson 43°38′N95°07′W / 43.63°N 95.11°W / 43.63; -95.11 (Kiester (May 4, EF0)) 20050.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0NW of Welcome Martin 43°42′N94°44′W / 43.70°N 94.73°W / 43.70; -94.73 (Fox Lake (May 4, EF0)) 20450.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado touchdown in open field with no damage.
EF0 Kiester area Faribault 43°33′N93°44′W / 43.55°N 93.73°W / 43.55; -93.73 (Kiester (May 4, EF0)) 22454 miles (6.4 km)The tornado downed trees and power poles, damaged three barns, and destroyed a number of sheds and various outbuildings.
Iowa
EF0S of Sioux Center Sioux 43°02′N96°12′W / 43.04°N 96.20°W / 43.04; -96.20 (Sioux Center (May 4, EF0)) 20150.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0N of Orange City Sioux 43°03′N96°04′W / 43.05°N 96.06°W / 43.05; -96.06 (Orange City (May 4, EF0)) 20220.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0WNW of Primghar O'Brien 43°05′N95°41′W / 43.09°N 95.69°W / 43.09; -95.69 (Primghar (May 4, EF0)) 20500.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF1E of Rake Winnebago 43°29′N93°45′W / 43.48°N 93.75°W / 43.48; -93.75 (Rake (May 4, EF1)) 22521 mile (1.6 km)A barn and an outbuilding were destroyed. Several trees were downed and another outbuilding lost part of its roof.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/04/12, NWS Twin Cities, MN, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 6 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, May 6, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Illinois
EF1ESE of Watseka Iroquois 40°46′N87°40′W / 40.77°N 87.67°W / 40.77; -87.67 (Watseka (May 6, EF1)) 21481.5 miles (2.4 km)Two farmsteads were damaged, and an additional three had tree damage. Various outbuildings were damaged and a utility pole was downed.
EF0WSW of Hoopeston Vermilion 40°28′N87°44′W / 40.46°N 87.73°W / 40.46; -87.73 (Hoopeston (May 6, EF0)) 22182.1 miles (3.4 km)A grain silo was destroyed, a shed was damaged, and shingles were ripped off of two houses.
Missouri
EF0SE of Harrelson Cass 38°46′N94°29′W / 38.77°N 94.49°W / 38.77; -94.49 (Harrelson (May 6, EF0)) 22150.2 miles (320 m)No damage was reported.
EF0S of Raymore Cass 38°47′N94°27′W / 38.79°N 94.45°W / 38.79; -94.45 (Raymore (May 6, EF0)) 221750 yards (46 m)Very brief tornado with no damage.
Kansas
EF0NE of Olathe Johnson 38°53′N94°49′W / 38.89°N 94.81°W / 38.89; -94.81 (Olathe (May 6, EF0)) 231050 yards (46 m)No damage was reported.
EF0SSW of Olathe Johnson 38°52′N94°50′W / 38.86°N 94.83°W / 38.86; -94.83 (Olathe (May 6, EF0)) 232250 yards (46 m)No damage was reported.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/06/12, NWS Chicago, IL, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 8 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, May 8, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Texas
EF0NNE of Gardendale Nueces 27°44′N97°22′W / 27.74°N 97.36°W / 27.74; -97.36 (Gardendale (May 8, EF0)) 131550 yards (46 m)Waterspout moved onshore and quickly dissipated without causing damage.
Florida
EF0WSW of White City St. Lucie 27°20′N80°26′W / 27.33°N 80.44°W / 27.33; -80.44 (Gardendale (May 8, EF0)) 200850 yards (46 m)Brief landspout touched down in a produce field with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/08/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 9 event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, Wednesday, May 9, 2012 [note 1]
EF# LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummaryRefs
EF0N of Nogales Santa Cruz AZ 31°24′36″N110°56′19″W / 31.41°N 110.9386°W / 31.41; -110.9386 (Nogales (May 9, EF0)) 19:00–19:020.31 mi (0.50 km)25 yd (23 m)A landspout tornado formed from a dust devil just south of Rio Rico. No damage occurred. [3]
EF1 Western Grand Isle Jefferson LA 29°13′14″N90°01′25″W / 29.2206°N 90.0237°W / 29.2206; -90.0237 (Grand Isle (May 9, EF1)) 19:40–19:450.25 mi (0.40 km)50 yd (46 m)A waterspout over Barataria Bay moved southward and onshore the west portion of Grand Isle. A manufactured home had its roof torn off, a parked recreational travel trailer suffered significant damage, and roof and siding damage occurred to several other structures. Some roof debris was thrown 30 yards (27 m) to the northeast before the tornado dissipated. [4]

May 10 event

List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, May 10, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Texas
EF0 Woodward area La Salle 28°32′N99°17′W / 28.53°N 99.29°W / 28.53; -99.29 (Woodward (May 10, EF0)) 144610 miles (16 km)Tornado flipped an 18-wheeler and an RV. Two people inside the RV sustained serious injuries.
EF0W of Ricardo Kleberg 27°25′N97°55′W / 27.42°N 97.91°W / 27.42; -97.91 (Ricardo (May 10, EF0)) 1740100 yards (91 m)Brief tornado in open field caused no damage.
EF0ENE of Kosciusko Wilson 29°07′N97°55′W / 29.11°N 97.91°W / 29.11; -97.91 (Kosciusko (May 10, EF0)) 18250.25 miles (400 m)A barn was destroyed and several other structures sustained minor roof damage. Trees were downed as well.
EF0W of Suniland Live Oak 28°35′N98°16′W / 28.59°N 98.27°W / 28.59; -98.27 (Suniland (May 10, EF0)) 184650 yards (46 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0 Whitsett area Live Oak 28°38′N98°17′W / 28.63°N 98.28°W / 28.63; -98.28 (Whitsett (May 10, EF0)) 19040.8 miles (1.3 km)A mobile home and a shed were damaged and several large trees were downed.
EF0NE of Suniland Live Oak 28°37′N98°10′W / 28.62°N 98.17°W / 28.62; -98.17 (Suniland (May 10, EF0)) 19080.45 miles (0.72 km)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0SSW of Nell Live Oak 28°39′N98°06′W / 28.65°N 98.10°W / 28.65; -98.10 (Nell (May 10, EF0)) 1920100 yards (91 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0SW of Pawnee Bee 28°37′N98°02′W / 28.62°N 98.03°W / 28.62; -98.03 (Pawnee (May 10, EF0)) 20560.3 miles (0.48 km)Brief tornado in open field caused no damage.
EF0W of Pawnee Bee 28°39′N98°01′W / 28.65°N 98.02°W / 28.65; -98.02 (Pawnee (May 10, EF0)) 20580.35 miles (0.56 km)Brief tornado in open field caused no damage.
EF0NW of Pawnee Bee 28°41′N98°01′W / 28.68°N 98.02°W / 28.68; -98.02 (Pawnee (May 10, EF0)) 21021 mile (1.6 km)Brief tornado in open field caused no damage.
EF0SW of Three Rivers Live Oak 28°24′N98°16′W / 28.40°N 98.26°W / 28.40; -98.26 (Three Rivers (May 10, EF0)) 2110100 yards (91 m)Brief tornado in open field caused no damage.
EF2 Weimar area Colorado 29°41′N96°47′W / 29.69°N 96.79°W / 29.69; -96.79 (Weimar (May 10, EF2)) 22240.6 miles (0.97 km)A short-lived but strong tornado caused extensive damage in and around Weimar. The press box at the local high school was destroyed and several boxcars on a nearby railroad were blown off the tracks in different directions.
EF0S of Clegg Live Oak 28°05′N98°20′W / 28.08°N 98.33°W / 28.08; -98.33 (Clegg (May 10, EF0)) 00144.9 miles (7.9 km)Tornado traveled over open fields and caused no damage.
EF0WSW of Lagarteo Live Oak 28°05′N98°02′W / 28.09°N 98.03°W / 28.09; -98.03 (Lagarteo (May 10, EF0)) 01450.4 miles (0.64 km)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0S of Corpus Christi Nueces 27°45′N97°29′W / 27.75°N 97.48°W / 27.75; -97.48 (Corpus Christi (May 10, EF0)) 03201.7 miles (2.7 km)The tornado snapped several utility poles, destroyed a small RV trailer, and damaged a metal structure.
EF1W of Taft San Patricio 27°59′N97°28′W / 27.99°N 97.46°W / 27.99; -97.46 (Taft (May 10, EF1)) 03327.5 miles (12.1 km)A grain elevator partially collapsed, utility poles were snapped, and many trees were damaged.
EF0SE of Woodsboro Refugio 28°08′N97°17′W / 28.14°N 97.29°W / 28.14; -97.29 (Bonnie View (May 10, EF0)) 03523.7 miles (6.0 km)Five utility poles were snapped and a shed sustained roof damage.
EF0NE of Holiday Beach Aransas 28°12′N97°00′W / 28.20°N 97.00°W / 28.20; -97.00 (Holiday Beach (May 10, EF0)) 04171.1 miles (1.8 km)A telephone pole was snapped.
EF0SW of Randado Jim Hogg 27°05′N98°53′W / 27.08°N 98.88°W / 27.08; -98.88 (Randado (May 10, EF0)) 04590.1 miles (160 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/10/12 NWS Corpus Chrisi, TX, NWS Houston/Galveston, TX, NWS Brownsville, TX, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 11 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, May 11, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Texas
EF0SE of San Benito Cameron 26°08′N97°37′W / 26.14°N 97.62°W / 26.14; -97.62 (San Benito (May 11, EF0)) 08150.1 miles (0.16 km)Brief tornado damaged a home and carport, flipped a trailer, and snapped branches of trees.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/10/12, SPC Storm Reports for 05/11/12, NWS Brownsville, TX

May 12 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, May 12, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Florida
EF0WSW of Pensacola Escambia 30°21′N87°25′W / 30.35°N 87.41°W / 30.35; -87.41 (Pensacola (May 12, EF0)) 011150 yards (46 m)Waterspout moved onshore and damaged a house, a shed, and a fence.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/12/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 13 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, May 13, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Alabama
EF0WNW of Auburn Lee 32°39′N85°41′W / 32.65°N 85.68°W / 32.65; -85.68 (Roxana (May 13, EF0)) 19022.3 miles (3.7 km)Weak tornado downed several trees.
New Mexico
EF1SW of Magdalena Socorro 34°05′N107°16′W / 34.09°N 107.27°W / 34.09; -107.27 (Magdalena (May 13, EF1)) 19491.2 miles (1.9 km)Two dust devils merged to form a brief landspout in open desert. Two stock tanks were tossed and some native juniper trees and a few cacti were downed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/13/12

May 14 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, May 14, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
North Carolina
EF1SW of Rockingham Richmond 34°49′N79°50′W / 34.82°N 79.83°W / 34.82; -79.83 (Rockingham (May 14, EF1)) 16552 miles (3.2 km)Many trees were downed and a shed was destroyed. Several homes suffered roof and siding damage.
South Carolina
EF0 Bolen area Orangeburg 33°29′N81°04′W / 33.48°N 81.06°W / 33.48; -81.06 (Bolen (May 14, EF0)) 21503.2 miles (5.1 km)Tornado downed several trees along an intermittent path.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/14/12, NWS Raleigh, NC, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 18 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, May 18, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Wyoming
EF0SSE of Wendover Platte 42°15′N104°51′W / 42.25°N 104.85°W / 42.25; -104.85 (Wendover (May 18, EF0)) 20091 mile (1.6 km)Weak tornado remained over open country and caused no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/18/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 19 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, May 19, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Kansas
EF1WNW of Spivey Kingman 37°29′N98°22′W / 37.48°N 98.37°W / 37.48; -98.37 (Spivey (May 19, EF1)) 22385.7 miles (9.2 km)Several outbuildings and one home suffered minor damage. Road machinery was also damaged.
EF0NW of Kingman Kingman 37°41′N98°14′W / 37.68°N 98.23°W / 37.68; -98.23 (Kingman (May 19, EF0)) 22406.75 miles (10.86 km)A few trees were downed.
EF0NW of Spivey Kingman 37°28′N98°19′W / 37.47°N 98.31°W / 37.47; -98.31 (Spivey (May 19, EF0)) 22455.9 miles (9.5 km)No damage was reported.
EF0W of Kingman Kingman 37°38′N98°10′W / 37.64°N 98.17°W / 37.64; -98.17 (Kingman (May 19, EF0)) 22490.6 miles (0.97 km)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0S of Kingman Kingman 37°34′N98°09′W / 37.57°N 98.15°W / 37.57; -98.15 (Kingman (May 19, EF0)) 22572 miles (3.2 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0WSW of Spivey Kingman 37°26′N98°14′W / 37.43°N 98.24°W / 37.43; -98.24 (Spivey (May 19, EF0)) 23021.4 miles (2.3 km)Brief rope tornado with no damage.
EF0SW of Spivey to WNW of Rago Kingman 37°26′N98°11′W / 37.43°N 98.19°W / 37.43; -98.19 (Rago (May 19, EF0)) 23125.6 miles (9.0 km)Tornado moved over open country and caused no damage.
EF3W of Duquoin to SSE of Rago Harper, Kingman 37°22′N98°14′W / 37.36°N 98.23°W / 37.36; -98.23 (Duquoin (May 19, EF3)) 23169.7 miles (15.6 km)Six wind turbines were badly damaged or destroyed, and a crane was toppled to the ground. A few power lines and trees were downed, and oil tanks were destroyed. The crane recorded a 166 MPH wind gust before collapsing.
EF3NW of Harper Harper 37°16′N98°13′W / 37.27°N 98.22°W / 37.27; -98.22 (Harper (May 19, EF3)) 23339.7 miles (15.6 km)A manufactured home and a frame home had their roofs torn off, and outbuildings were destroyed with debris strewn in all directions. Vehicles and pieces of machinery were thrown and mangled. Hardwood trees were completely defoliated, denuded, and partially debarked.
Florida
EF0 St. Petersburg Pinellas 27°46′N82°40′W / 27.76°N 82.67°W / 27.76; -82.67 (St. Petersburg (May 19, EF0)) 0120unknownBrief tornado removed part of the roof from a motel.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/19/12, NWS Wichita, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 21 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, May 21, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Texas
EF0NW of Adrian Oldham 35°20′N102°44′W / 35.33°N 102.73°W / 35.33; -102.73 (Adrian (May 21, EF0)) 01370.6 miles (970 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/21/12, NWS Amarillo

May 22 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, May 22, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
North Dakota
EF0NW of Ambrose Divide 48°59′N103°35′W / 48.98°N 103.59°W / 48.98; -103.59 (Ambrose (May 22, EF0)) 22075.3 miles (8.5 km)Touchdown in open country along the Canada–US border resulted in no damage.
EF0ENE of Blaisdell Mountrail 48°20′N102°02′W / 48.34°N 102.03°W / 48.34; -102.03 (Blaisdell (May 22, EF0)) 23210.8 miles (1.3 km)Storm spotters reported a tornado touchdown with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/22/12, NCDC Storm Reports Database

May 23 event

List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday, May 23, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Louisiana
EF0NW of Chalmette St. Bernard 29°58′N89°59′W / 29.96°N 89.99°W / 29.96; -89.99 (Chalmette (May 23, EF0)) 20070.25 miles (400 m)Ten homes suffered minor roof and siding damage and a carport was destroyed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/23/12

May 24 event

List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, May 24, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Iowa
EF1N of Hawkeye Fayette 42°58′N91°58′W / 42.97°N 91.96°W / 42.97; -91.96 (Hawkeye (May 24, EF1)) 21563 miles (4.8 km)Several structures were damaged, including homes, barns, and outbuildings.
Nebraska
EF2WNW of Cornlea Platte 44°41′N97°36′W / 44.69°N 97.60°W / 44.69; -97.60 (Cornlea (May 24, EF2)) 22360.75 miles (1.21 km)One home had its roof removed and most of its walls collapsed.
Florida
EF0 North Port Sarasota 27°02′N82°14′W / 27.03°N 82.23°W / 27.03; -82.23 (North Port (May 25, EF0)) 22400.4 miles (640 m)17 homes suffered mostly minor damage. Although, one home lost nearly two-thirds of its roof.
Wisconsin
EF0E of Marathon City Marathon 44°55′N89°41′W / 44.91°N 89.68°W / 44.91; -89.68 (Rib Mountain (May 24, EF0)) 00075 miles (8.0 km)Tornado skipped northeast while downing trees.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/24/12, NWS Green Bay, WI, NWS Tampa, FL, NWS Omaha, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 25 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, May 25, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Kansas
EF0S of Gorham (1st tornado) Russell 38°49′N99°01′W / 38.82°N 99.02°W / 38.82; -99.02 (Gorham (May 25, EF0)) 23481.4 miles (2.3 km)Brief tornado remained over open fields and caused no damage.
EF0S of Gorham (2nd tornado) Russell 38°47′N99°01′W / 38.79°N 99.02°W / 38.79; -99.02 (Gorham (May 25, EF0)) 01350.6 miles (0.97 km)Brief tornado remained over open fields and caused no damage.
EF0NW of Milberger to SW of Russell Russell 38°47′N99°01′W / 38.78°N 99.02°W / 38.78; -99.02 (Milberger (May 25, EF0)) 01445.8 miles (9.3 km)Brief tornado remained over open fields and caused no damage.
EF0NW of Hargrave Rush 38°34′N99°27′W / 38.56°N 99.45°W / 38.56; -99.45 (Hargrave (May 25, EF0)) 02080.6 miles (0.97 km)Brief tornado damaged a shed and blew down a sign.
EF0W of Hargrave Rush 38°33′N99°28′W / 38.55°N 99.46°W / 38.55; -99.46 (Hargrave (May 25, EF0)) 02152.7 miles (4.3 km)Trees and an outbuilding were damaged.
EF1SE of Hargrave Rush 38°32′N99°25′W / 38.54°N 99.42°W / 38.54; -99.42 (Hargrave (May 25, EF1)) 02221.9 miles (3.1 km)Trees and several outbuildings were damaged.
EF2SE of Hargrave to SSE of Liebenthal Rush 38°32′N99°19′W / 38.53°N 99.32°W / 38.53; -99.32 (Hargrave (May 25, EF2)) 02309.2 miles (14.8 km)A strong, large tornado passed near La Crosse and caused significant damage to farmsteads, trees, outbuildings, and irrigation pivots.
EF2S of Russell Russell 38°52′N98°51′W / 38.86°N 98.85°W / 38.86; -98.85 (Russell (May 25, EF2)) 02400.25 miles (400 m)This brief but strong tornado impacted a subdivision just south of Russell, where four manufactured homes were damaged. One of these homes was completely destroyed, and another was flipped over. A pole barn was also destroyed, and one person sustained minor injuries.
EF1 La Crosse Rush 38°32′N99°19′W / 38.53°N 99.32°W / 38.53; -99.32 (La Crosse (May 25, EF1)) 02401.9 miles (3.1 km) Satellite tornado to the 0230 EF2 struck the town of La Crosse directly. This tornado damaged several trees, buildings, and destroyed three RV campers in town.
EF2N of La Crosse Rush 38°33′N99°19′W / 38.55°N 99.31°W / 38.55; -99.31 (La Crosse (May 25, EF2)) 02451 mile (1.6 km)Another satellite tornado to the 0230 EF2 caused major tree damage.
EF2NNW of Bison to SE of Liebenthal Rush 38°34′N99°14′W / 38.56°N 99.24°W / 38.56; -99.24 (Bison (May 25, EF2)) 02585.8 miles (9.3 km)Trees and power lines were downed, and there was significant ground and vegetation scouring along the path as well.
EF1SE of Loretta Rush 38°37′N99°10′W / 38.61°N 99.17°W / 38.61; -99.17 (Loretta (May 25, EF1)) 03111.3 miles (2.1 km)Several trees were downed along the path.
EF1NE of Loretta Rush, Ellis 38°40′N99°08′W / 38.67°N 99.14°W / 38.67; -99.14 (Loretta (May 25, EF1)) 03352.8 miles (4.5 km)Several trees and power lines were downed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/25/12, NWS Dodge City, NWS Wichita, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 27 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, May 27, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Nebraska
EF0NW of Closter Boone 41°54′N97°58′W / 41.90°N 97.97°W / 41.90; -97.97 (Closter (May 27, EF0)) 22061.4 miles (2.3 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0SSE of Greeley Greeley 41°28′N98°28′W / 41.47°N 98.47°W / 41.47; -98.47 (Greeley (May 27, EF0)) 2223100 yards (91 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0SE of Closter Boone 41°49′N97°52′W / 41.82°N 97.87°W / 41.82; -97.87 (Closter (May 27, EF0)) 23051.7 miles (2.7 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0W of Madison Madison 41°50′N97°38′W / 41.83°N 97.63°W / 41.83; -97.63 (Madison (May 27, EF0)) 23301.75 miles (2.82 km)Brief tornado was caught on video but resulted in no damage.
Wisconsin
EF0NE of Luck Polk 45°35′N92°28′W / 45.59°N 92.46°W / 45.59; -92.46 (Luck (May 27, EF0)) 01130.2 miles (320 m)Brief tornado touched down in a marsh and was caught on video. No damage was reported.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/27/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 28 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, May 28, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Florida
EF0E of Port St. Lucie St. Lucie 27°17′N80°19′W / 27.28°N 80.31°W / 27.28; -80.31 (Port St. Lucie (May 28, EF0)) 18580.6 miles (0.97 km)Brief tornado damaged the roofs of two homes. Trees, power lines, and small fences were downed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/28/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 29 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, May 29, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Florida
EF0NW of Yankeetown Levy 29°02′N82°46′W / 29.03°N 82.76°W / 29.03; -82.76 (Yankeetown (May 29, EF0)) 18132.8 miles (4.5 km)A waterspout moved onshore and caused minor damage to numerous trees and structures.
Vermont
EF0 West Glover area Orleans 44°41′N72°16′W / 44.69°N 72.26°W / 44.69; -72.26 (West Glover (May 29, EF0)) 19250.3 miles (0.48 km)One home was damaged and about 45 trees were downed.
Oklahoma
EF1WSW of Piedmont Canadian 35°37′N97°48′W / 35.62°N 97.80°W / 35.62; -97.80 (Piedmont (May 29, EF1)) 01261 mile (1.6 km)The roof of a mobile home was damaged.
EF0W of Union City Canadian 35°23′N97°59′W / 35.38°N 97.99°W / 35.38; -97.99 (Union City (May 29, EF0)) 02151 mile (1.6 km)Some minor damage was reported though not specified as to what was damaged.
South Carolina
EF1ESE of Holly Hill Orangeburg 33°19′N80°22′W / 33.31°N 80.36°W / 33.31; -80.36 (Holly Hill (May 29, EF1)) 02031.5 miles (2.4 km)Tornado took the top off of several trees and uprooted others before entering a corn field where the tornado left flattened swirls of corn before dissipating.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/29/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

May 30 event

List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday, May 30, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
North Carolina
EF1SW of Peletier Carteret 34°44′N77°06′W / 34.73°N 77.10°W / 34.73; -77.10 (West Glover (May 30, EF1)) 14340.5 miles (0.80 km)High-end EF1 tornado destroyed 3 homes and damaged 67 others. A garage and several outbuildings were also destroyed. Between 75 and 100 pine trees were snapped in half and many others were uprooted as well.
Kansas
EF0NE of Edson Sherman 39°26′N101°25′W / 39.43°N 101.41°W / 39.43; -101.41 (Edson (May 30, EF0)) 21000.25 miles (0.40 km)Small landspout with no damage.
Texas
EF0WSW of Crowell Foard 33°52′N99°57′W / 33.87°N 99.95°W / 33.87; -99.95 (Crowell (May 30, EF0)) 22272 miles (3.2 km)Large rain-wrapped tornado with no damage.
EF0E of Paducah (1st tornado) Cottle 34°01′N100°17′W / 34.01°N 100.28°W / 34.01; -100.28 (Paducah (May 30, EF0)) 22550.7 miles (1.1 km)A brief non-mesocyclonic tornado lifted dirt into the air but caused no damage.
EF0E of Paducah (2nd tornado) Cottle 34°00′N100°17′W / 34.00°N 100.28°W / 34.00; -100.28 (Paducah (May 30, EF0)) 22590.4 miles (0.64 km)A brief non-mesocyclonic tornado lifted dirt into the air but caused no damage.
EF0E of Paducah (3rd tornado) Cottle 34°01′N100°17′W / 34.01°N 100.28°W / 34.01; -100.28 (Paducah (May 30, EF0)) 23000.3 miles (0.48 km)A brief non-mesocyclonic tornado lifted dirt into the air but caused no damage.
EF0S of Paducah Cottle 33°58′N100°18′W / 33.96°N 100.30°W / 33.96; -100.30 (Paducah (May 30, EF0)) 23170.6 miles (0.97 km)A brief non-mesocyclonic tornado caused no damage.
EF0NE of Paint Rock Runnels 31°35′N99°52′W / 31.58°N 99.86°W / 31.58; -99.86 (Paint Rock (May 30, EF0)) 23380.1 miles (160 m)Tornado briefly touched down in an open area and lifted dirt into the air. This tornado was caught on video.
EF0ENE of Paint Rock Concho 31°32′N99°50′W / 31.54°N 99.84°W / 31.54; -99.84 (Paint Rock (May 30, EF0)) 23470.1 miles (160 m)No damage was reported with this brief tornado.
EF0 Narcisso area Cottle 34°02′N100°27′W / 34.04°N 100.45°W / 34.04; -100.45 (Narcisso (May 30, EF0)) 00144.8 miles (7.7 km)Partially rain-wrapped cone tornado crossed U.S. Highway 70, but otherwise remained over open land and caused no damage.
EF0SE of Millersview Concho 31°25′N99°45′W / 31.41°N 99.75°W / 31.41; -99.75 (Millersview (May 30, EF0)) 00200.15 miles (240 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 05/30/12, NCDC Storm Reports Database

June

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June 1 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, June 1, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Maryland
EF0WSW of Damascus Montgomery 39°16′N77°14′W / 39.27°N 77.23°W / 39.27; -77.23 (Damascus (June 1, EF0)) 18291 mile (1.6 km)A barn had part of its roof peeled off and several trees were downed.
EF0SW of Poolesville Montgomery 39°05′N77°27′W / 39.08°N 77.45°W / 39.08; -77.45 (Countryside (June 1, EF0)) 18370.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief tornado caught on video downed a dozen trees and a street sign.
EF0SE of Mount Airy Carroll 39°22′N77°08′W / 39.36°N 77.14°W / 39.36; -77.14 (Mount Airy (June 1, EF0)) 18480.4 miles (0.64 km)Brief tornado caused sporadic tree damage.
EF1SW of Watersville Howard 39°22′N77°07′W / 39.36°N 77.12°W / 39.36; -77.12 (Watersville (June 1, EF1)) 18521.4 miles (2.3 km)Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted, including 30–40 hardwood trees with a diameter up to 2 ft (0.61 m).
EF0SSE of Damascus Montgomery 39°15′N77°11′W / 39.25°N 77.19°W / 39.25; -77.19 (Damascus (June 1, EF0)) 19091 mile (1.6 km)Several homes and many sustained minor damage.
EF1NNW of Gamber Carroll 39°30′N76°57′W / 39.50°N 76.95°W / 39.50; -76.95 (Gamber (June 1, EF1)) 19214 miles (6.4 km)Damage confined to uprooted trees and snapped limbs.
EF0ENE of Scaggsville Howard 39°09′N76°53′W / 39.15°N 76.88°W / 39.15; -76.88 (Scaggsville (June 1, EF0)) 20291.6 miles (2.6 km)Trees were snapped or uprooted and three homes suffered minor damage.
EF0NW of Springdale Prince George's 38°56′N76°51′W / 38.94°N 76.85°W / 38.94; -76.85 (Springdale (June 1, EF0)) 21270.9 miles (1.4 km)Brief tornado uprooted trees and snapped limbs.
EF0NE of Bowie Anne Arundel 39°02′49″N76°45′18″W / 39.047°N 76.755°W / 39.047; -76.755 (Bowie (June 1, EF0)) 21420.2 miles (320 m)Several trees were snapped or uprooted in the Patuxent Wildlife Research Refuge.
EF1 Pleasant Hills area Harford 39°29′N76°23′W / 39.48°N 76.39°W / 39.48; -76.39 (Pleasant Hills (June 1, EF1)) 21541.25 miles (2.01 km)Numerous buildings suffered roof, siding, and window damage. A pickup truck was overturned and street signs, power lines, and trees were downed. Two people were injured.
EF1WSW of Bellegrove Allegany 39°41′N78°23′W / 39.69°N 78.38°W / 39.69; -78.38 (Bellegrove (June 1, EF1)) 22301.1 miles (1.8 km)Many trees were snapped or uprooted.
EF0NNE of Fort Meade Anne Arundel 39°06′N76°44′W / 39.10°N 76.74°W / 39.10; -76.74 (Fort Meade (June 1, EF0)) 23066.4 miles (10.3 km)Tornado caused damage to trees and an apartment complex.
EF0NE of Centreville Queen Anne's 39°03′N76°00′W / 39.05°N 76.00°W / 39.05; -76.00 (Centreville (June 1, EF0)) 00305 miles (8.0 km)Numerous trees were snapped and some large trees were uprooted. Several homes sustained minor to moderate damage as well.
Pennsylvania
EF0S of Red Lion York 39°52′N76°37′W / 39.87°N 76.61°W / 39.87; -76.61 (Red Lion (June 1, EF0)) 203075 yards (69 m)A roof was blown off of a house and a tree was downed with this brief tornado.
EF1NE of Ligonier Westmoreland 40°14′N79°14′W / 40.24°N 79.24°W / 40.24; -79.24 (Ligonier (June 1, EF1)) 21258 miles (13 km)A house lost its roof and 14 cabins sustained minor damage. Many trees were downed as well.
EF0NNE of Seward Indiana 40°28′N78°59′W / 40.47°N 78.99°W / 40.47; -78.99 (Seward (June 1, EF0)) 2145unknownNumerous trees were snapped. This tornado came from the same storm that produced the Ligioner tornado.
EF0 Pleasantville Bedford 40°11′N78°35′W / 40.19°N 78.58°W / 40.19; -78.58 (Alum Bank (June 1, EF0)) 22181.5 miles (2.4 km)A brief tornado occurred within a larger area of straight-line winds near Allum Bank. Four structures were damaged and thirty trees were knocked down.
Florida
EF0NE of Okeechobee Okeechobee 27°17′N80°47′W / 27.29°N 80.79°W / 27.29; -80.79 (Okeechobee (June 1, EF0)) 21130.9 miles (1.4 km)Brief tornado scattered debris and downed vegetation.
South Dakota
EF0N of Columbia Brown 45°39′N98°19′W / 45.65°N 98.32°W / 45.65; -98.32 (Columbia (June 1, EF0)) 22270.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0SE of Raymond Clark 44°55′N97°53′W / 44.91°N 97.88°W / 44.91; -97.88 (Raymond (June 1, EF0)) 00592.4 miles (3.9 km)No damage was reported.
EF0N of Willow Lake Clark 44°42′N97°38′W / 44.70°N 97.64°W / 44.70; -97.64 (Willow Lake (June 1, EF0)) 01480.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0S of Willow Lake Clark 44°35′N97°38′W / 44.58°N 97.64°W / 44.58; -97.64 (Willow Lake (June 1, EF0)) 02140.6 miles (0.97 km)Brief touchdown with no damage.
Virginia
EF0 Petersburg City of Petersburg 37°10′N77°23′W / 37.17°N 77.38°W / 37.17; -77.38 (Petersburg (June 1, EF0)) 23023 miles (4.8 km)A few homes suffered minor roof and window damage. Several trees and power lines were downed. 5 minor injuries occurred.
EF1 Hampton City of Hampton 37°00′N76°21′W / 37.00°N 76.35°W / 37.00; -76.35 (Hampton (June 1, EF1)) 00133.5 miles (5.6 km)Tornado began as a waterspout and moved on shore. Hundreds of homes, a yacht club, and a sea food building suffered roof and window damage. Several boats were also damaged. It then turned into a waterspout once again before dissipating.
EF0N of Cape Charles Northampton 37°19′N76°01′W / 37.31°N 76.01°W / 37.31; -76.01 (Savage Neck S. P. (June 1, EF0)) 01080.75 miles (1.21 km)Tornado touched down in Savage Neck Dunes Natural Area Preserve and tossed several kayaks and downed a few trees.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/01/12, NWS Wakefield, VA, NWS Sterling, VA, NWS Pittsburgh, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 2 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, June 2, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Colorado
EF0SW of Eads Kiowa 38°26′N102°49′W / 38.44°N 102.81°W / 38.44; -102.81 (Eads (June 2, EF0)) 23081.25 miles (2.01 km)No damage was reported with this tornado.
EF0SE of Eads Kiowa 38°26′N102°49′W / 38.44°N 102.81°W / 38.44; -102.81 (Eads (June 2, EF0)) 23111.1 miles (1.8 km)No damage was reported.
EF0SW of Firstview Cheyenne 38°47′N102°35′W / 38.78°N 102.58°W / 38.78; -102.58 (Firstview (June 2, EF0)) 23161.5 miles (2.4 km)Landspout tornado in open fields with no damage.
EF0SE of Peconic Kit Carson 39°17′N102°07′W / 39.28°N 102.11°W / 39.28; -102.11 (Peconic (June 2, EF0)) 00061.5 miles (2.4 km)Tornado picked up dirt but no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/02/12, NWS Pueblo, CO, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 3 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, June 3, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
North Dakota
EF0SSW of Drayton Walsh, Marshall (MN) 48°32′N97°12′W / 48.54°N 97.20°W / 48.54; -97.20 (Drayton (June 3, EF0)) 23076 miles (9.7 km)Intermittent tornado snapped tree branches along its path.
EF0ENE of Warsaw Walsh 48°19′N97°11′W / 48.31°N 97.19°W / 48.31; -97.19 (Warsaw (June 3, EF0)) 00023 miles (4.8 km)Intermittent tornado snapped tree branches along its path.
EF0NNW of Valley City Barnes 46°57′N98°01′W / 46.95°N 98.02°W / 46.95; -98.02 (Valley City (June 3, EF0)) 00160.25 miles (0.40 km)Landspout over open fields.
Minnesota
EF1WNW of Alvarado Marshall 48°13′N97°06′W / 48.22°N 97.10°W / 48.22; -97.10 (Alvarado (June 3, EF1)) 00203 miles (4.8 km)Shingles were torn from farm buildings and trees were damaged.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/03/12, NWS Grand Forks, ND

June 4 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, June 4, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Arkansas
EF0SSW of Carlisle Lonoke 34°58′N91°47′W / 34.96°N 91.79°W / 34.96; -91.79 (Carlisle (June 4, EF0)) 20450.1 miles (160 m)Landspout tornado over open farmland produced no damage.
Texas
EF0SW of Crosbyton Crosby 33°38′N101°16′W / 33.63°N 101.27°W / 33.63; -101.27 (Crosbyton (June 4, EF0)) 012850 yards (46 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
Missouri
EF2 Diehlstadt Scott 36°58′N89°26′W / 36.96°N 89.43°W / 36.96; -89.43 (Diehlstadt (June 4, EF2)) 01440.5 miles (0.80 km)3 deaths - A mobile home was completely destroyed and several warehouse buildings were damaged. Tree, power lines, signs, and fencing were blown down. Tornado was embedded in a larger microburst.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/04/12, NWS Little Rock, AR, NWS Paducah, KY, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 5 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, June 5, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Montana
EF1 White Sulphur Springs area Meagher 46°32′N110°52′W / 46.54°N 110.86°W / 46.54; -110.86 (White Sulphur Springs (June 5, EF1)) 21402 miles (3.2 km)The city's water tank was partially buried in the ground. Another building was almost completely destroyed. Roofs were damaged in a subdivision, and many trees were heavily damaged.
EF0NNE of Moccasin Judith Basin 47°06′N109°53′W / 47.10°N 109.89°W / 47.10; -109.89 (Moccasin (June 5, EF0)) 00123 miles (4.8 km)No damage was reported with the tornado itself, but strong downburst winds associated with the parent thunderstorm damaged trees and homes and destroyed one building.
EF0SE of Big Sandy Chouteau 48°02′N109°49′W / 48.04°N 109.82°W / 48.04; -109.82 (Big Sandy (June 5, EF0)) 01291 mile (1.6 km)Brief touchdown with only tree damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/05/12, NWS Great Falls, MT

June 6 event

List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday, June 6, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Colorado
EF0N of Denver International Airport Denver 39°52′N104°40′W / 39.87°N 104.67°W / 39.87; -104.67 (Denver Airport (June 6, EF0)) 23050.1 miles (160 m)Brief landspout with no damage.
EF0W of Grover Weld 40°52′N104°14′W / 40.87°N 104.23°W / 40.87; -104.23 (Grover (June 6, EF0)) 23050.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado uprooted a small tree and threw it 20 feet (6.1 m).
EF0SSW of Elizabeth Elbert 39°17′N104°38′W / 39.29°N 104.63°W / 39.29; -104.63 (Elizabeth (June 6, EF0)) 01300.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0ENE of Franktown Douglas 39°25′N104°40′W / 39.41°N 104.67°W / 39.41; -104.67 (Franktown (June 6, EF0)) 01400.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0N of Elizabeth (1st tornado) Elbert 39°28′N104°37′W / 39.47°N 104.62°W / 39.47; -104.62 (Elizabeth (June 6, EF0)) 01440.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0SE of Aurora Arapahoe 39°37′N104°37′W / 39.61°N 104.61°W / 39.61; -104.61 (Aurora (June 6, EF0)) 01450.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0N of Elizabeth (2nd tornado) Elbert 39°31′N104°36′W / 39.51°N 104.60°W / 39.51; -104.60 (Elizabeth (June 6, EF0)) 02510.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/06/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 7 event

List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, June 7, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
South Dakota
EF1ESE of Argyle Custer 43°31′N103°35′W / 43.51°N 103.59°W / 43.51; -103.59 (Argyle (June 7, EF1)) 20550.1 miles (160 m)Trees were snapped and uprooted.
Wyoming
EF2W of Wheatland to NE of Chugwater Platte 42°03′N104°58′W / 42.05°N 104.96°W / 42.05; -104.96 (Wheatland (June 7, EF2)) 210720.6 miles (33.2 km)Several homes, mobile homes, and outbuildings were badly damaged, some destroyed. Many trees were downed and six empty railcars were derailed. One person was injured as the tornado remained on the ground for over an hour.
EF0SSE of Little Bear Laramie 41°26′N104°52′W / 41.44°N 104.87°W / 41.44; -104.87 (Little Bear (June 7, EF0)) 22330.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
EF0ESE of Little Bear Laramie 41°28′N104°44′W / 41.46°N 104.74°W / 41.46; -104.74 (Little Bear (June 7, EF0)) 00280.25 miles (400 m)Brief tornado in open country with no damage.
Colorado
EF0WSW of Peoria Arapahoe 39°40′N104°10′W / 39.66°N 104.16°W / 39.66; -104.16 (Peoria (June 7, EF0)) 23210.1 miles (160 m)Brief touchdown over an open field resulted in no damage.
EF0W of Cedar Point Elbert 39°21′N104°07′W / 39.35°N 104.11°W / 39.35; -104.11 (Cedar Point (June 7, EF0)) 00180.1 miles (160 m)Brief touchdown resulted in no damage.
EF2 Fondis to ENE of Calhan Elbert, El Paso 39°03′N104°16′W / 39.05°N 104.26°W / 39.05; -104.26 (Calhan (June 7, EF2)) 00468 miles (13 km)Four barns and a house were destroyed, another house lost part of its roof, and a hay wagon was moved about 70 feet (21 m). A shed was also destroyed and a pickup truck was thrown into a motor home.
EF0SSW of Ramah El Paso 39°04′N104°11′W / 39.07°N 104.19°W / 39.07; -104.19 (Ramah (June 7, EF0)) 01380.25 miles (400 m)Anticylonic tornado briefly touched down over an open field.
EF0WNW of Dover Weld 40°47′N104°52′W / 40.78°N 104.87°W / 40.78; -104.87 (Dover (June 7, EF0)) 02450.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/07/12, NWS Pueblo, CO, NWS Boulder, CO, NWS Cheyanne, WY, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 8 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, June 8, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Michigan
EF1SW of Big Bay Marquette 46°44′N87°51′W / 46.73°N 87.85°W / 46.73; -87.85 (Big Bay (June 8, EF1)) 00307.8 miles (12.6 km)Numerous trees were uprooted or snapped. An older structure was severely damaged when a tree fell on it.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/08/12, NWS Marquette, MI

June 10 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, June 10, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Alabama
EF1NNE of Geneva Geneva, Coffee 31°04′N85°53′W / 31.07°N 85.89°W / 31.07; -85.89 (Geneva (June 10, EF1)) 16119.6 miles (15.4 km)Trees were downed and numerous structures were damaged.
Minnesota
EF0SSW of Belle Plaine Le Sueur, Scott 44°33′N93°48′W / 44.55°N 93.80°W / 44.55; -93.80 (Belle Plaine (June 10, EF0)) 01152 miles (3.2 km)A shed was destroyed, with another losing its roof. A grain bin was blown into a field and numerous trees were downed.
South Carolina
EF0N of Newberry Newberry 34°19′N81°38′W / 34.32°N 81.63°W / 34.32; -81.63 (Newberry (June 10, EF0)) 01481.5 miles (2.4 km)Several trees were downed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/10/12, NWS Tallahassee, FL, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 11 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, June 11, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
South Carolina
EF0ESE of Cameron Calhoun 33°32′N80°41′W / 33.53°N 80.68°W / 33.53; -80.68 (Cameron (June 11, EF0)) 17421.25 miles (2.01 km)Weak tornado downed several trees and powerlines.
EF1S of Ridgeland Jasper 32°22′51″N80°58′46″W / 32.3809°N 80.9795°W / 32.3809; -80.9795 (Ridgeland (June 11, EF1)) 21214.12 miles (6.63 km)Many trees were downed with minor debarking occurring.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/11/12, NWS Charleston, SC, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 12 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, June 12, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Texas
EF1 Frankel City area Andrews 32°23′N102°49′W / 32.39°N 102.81°W / 32.39; -102.81 (Frankel City (June 12, EF1)) 01580.13 miles (210 m)Brief tornado bent two power poles and snapped another.
New Mexico
EF1NE of Floyd Roosevelt 34°14′28″N103°31′48″W / 34.241°N 103.530°W / 34.241; -103.530 (Floyd (June 12, EF1)) 03071.1 miles (1.8 km)The extent of the damage is unknown.
EF0NE of Dora Roosevelt 33°57′36″N103°20′10″W / 33.960°N 103.336°W / 33.960; -103.336 (Dora (June 12, EF0)) 04071.7 miles (2.7 km)The extent of the damage is unknown.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/12/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 13 event

List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday, June 13, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Texas
EF0N of Randolph Fannin 33°29′N96°15′W / 33.48°N 96.25°W / 33.48; -96.25 (Randolph (June 13, EF0)) 01080.15 miles (240 m)Minor damage occurred to homes, barns, and crops. Several trees were downed.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/13/12

June 14 event

List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, June 14, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Colorado
EF0SSW of Springfield Baca 37°18′N102°40′W / 37.30°N 102.67°W / 37.30; -102.67 (Springfield (June 14, EF0)) 20370.3 miles (480 m)Brief landspout with no damage in Pike- San Isabel National Forest.
EF0SSW of Holly (1st tornado) Prowers 37°46′N102°13′W / 37.77°N 102.22°W / 37.77; -102.22 (Holly (June 14, EF0)) 21580.3 miles (480 m)Slow-moving landspout moved through a wheat field and almost hit a combine.
EF0SSW of Holly (2nd tornado) Prowers 37°46′N102°13′W / 37.77°N 102.22°W / 37.77; -102.22 (Holly (June 14, EF0)) unknownunknownSlow-moving landspout with no damage. Occurred simultaneously with the 2158 UTC tornado.
EF0SSW of Holly (3rd tornado) Prowers 37°46′N102°13′W / 37.77°N 102.22°W / 37.77; -102.22 (Holly (June 14, EF0)) unknownunknownSlow-moving landspout with no damage. Occurred simultaneously with the 2158 UTC tornado.
Kansas
EF0SSW of Beeler Ness 38°22′N100°14′W / 38.37°N 100.23°W / 38.37; -100.23 (Beeler (June 14, EF0)) 00180.5 miles (0.80 km)Brief rain-wrapped tornado with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/14/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 15 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, June 15, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Colorado
EF0NNE of Bennett Adams 39°46′N104°25′W / 39.77°N 104.42°W / 39.77; -104.42 (Bennett (June 15, EF0)) 20560.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/15/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 16 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, June 16, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Colorado
EF0N of Pritchett Baca 37°26′N102°52′W / 37.44°N 102.86°W / 37.44; -102.86 (Pritchett (June 16, EF0)) 00021.05 miles (1.69 km)Brief tornado with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/16/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 17 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, June 17, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Minnesota
EF0SW of Charlesville Traverse 45°55′N96°20′W / 45.92°N 96.34°W / 45.92; -96.34 (Charlesville (June 17, EF0)) 2352100 yards (91 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF0N of Norcross Grant 45°53′N96°14′W / 45.89°N 96.23°W / 45.89; -96.23 (Norcross (June 17, EF0)) 00022.9 miles (4.7 km)A few trees and tree limbs were downed.
EF0NNE of Gluek Chippewa 45°08′N95°23′W / 45.13°N 95.38°W / 45.13; -95.38 (Gluek (June 17, EF0)) 00590.15 miles (240 m)Brief tornado touched down in a corn field and damaged some corn.
EF0SSE of Hagan Chippewa 45°05′N95°45′W / 45.08°N 95.75°W / 45.08; -95.75 (Hagan (June 17, EF0)) 01430.3 miles (480 m)A shed and a playhouse were blown into a corn field and about two dozen trees were snapped or uprooted.
South Dakota
EF0S of Peever Roberts 45°28′N96°58′W / 45.46°N 96.96°W / 45.46; -96.96 (Peever (June 17, EF0)) 000050 yards (46 m)Brief touchdown with no damage.
EF1NW of Big Stone City Roberts 45°24′N96°37′W / 45.40°N 96.62°W / 45.40; -96.62 (Big Stone City (June 17, EF1)) 00530.3 miles (480 m)Several trees were downed and two mobile homes and a shed suffered structural damage. Several cabins sustained major structural and roof damage as well.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/17/12, NWS Aberdeen, SD, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 18 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, June 18, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Michigan
EF1NNE of Roscommon Crawford 44°35′N84°32′W / 44.59°N 84.54°W / 44.59; -84.54 (Roscommon (June 18, EF1)) 01281.3 miles (2.1 km)Numerous trees were downed at a golf course.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/18/12, NWS Gaylord, MI

June 20 event

List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday, June 20, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
North Dakota
EF0E of Kempton Grand Forks 47°49′N97°32′W / 47.82°N 97.53°W / 47.82; -97.53 (Kempton (June 20, EF0)) 23491 mile (1.6 km)A few trees and tree branches were downed with this long, thin rope tornado,
EF1ENE of Northwood Grand Forks 47°46′N97°26′W / 47.77°N 97.43°W / 47.77; -97.43 (Northwood (June 20, EF1)) 00022 miles (3.2 km)Several trees were snapped or uprooted.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/20/12, NWS Grand Forks, ND

June 22 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, June 22, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path LengthComments/Damage
Nebraska
EF0SW of Sidney Cheyenne 41°04′N103°06′W / 41.06°N 103.10°W / 41.06; -103.10 (Sidney (June 22, EF0)) 23210.3 miles (0.48 km)Brief landspout along a gust front resulted in no damage.
South Dakota
EF2N of Ardmore Fall River 43°05′N103°40′W / 43.08°N 103.66°W / 43.08; -103.66 (Ardmore (June 22, EF2)) 02188 miles (13 km)A barn and several sheds were completely destroyed on a ranch.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/20/12, NWS Rapid City, SD, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 23 event

List of confirmed tornadoes - Saturday, June 23, 2012 [note 1]
EF# LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMaximum width
EF0ESE of East Naples Collier FL 26°06′36″N81°44′49″W / 26.11°N 81.747°W / 26.11; -81.747 (East Naples (June 23, EF0)) 19:35–19:371.7 mi (2.7 km)20 yd (18 m)
A waterspout was observed moving inland from the Isles of Capri. Damage occurred along an intermittent path with small trees uprooted, a palm tree snapped, heavy damage to a lanai, and snapped tree branches, one of which struck a car. [5]
EF0ENE of Naples Park Collier FL 26°16′26″N81°47′20″W / 26.274°N 81.789°W / 26.274; -81.789 (Naples Park (June 23, EF0)) 20:000.05 mi (0.080 km)10 yd (9.1 m)
An extremely brief tornado snapped tree branches at the North Collier Hospital, one of which struck and injured a person. [6]

June 24 event

List of confirmed tornadoes - Sunday, June 24, 2012 [note 1]
EF# LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMaximum width
EF0S of Zolfo Springs to WSW of Bowling Green Hardee FL 27°24′N81°47′W / 27.4°N 81.78°W / 27.4; -81.78 (Zolfo Springs (June 24, EF0)) 14:15–14:3017.03 mi (27.41 km)100 yd (91 m)
A long-tracked tornado moved through predominantly rural areas, causing damage to orange groves, a barn, and a tractor. [7]
EF0 Muse Glades FL 26°50′N81°31′W / 26.84°N 81.52°W / 26.84; -81.52 (Muse (June 24, EF0)) 15:000.01 mi (0.016 km)10 yd (9.1 m)
A brief tornado damaged the roof of a barn. [8]
EF0S of Goodland to N of Royal Palm Collier FL 25°45′43″N81°38′28″W / 25.762°N 81.641°W / 25.762; -81.641 (Goodland (June 24, EF0)) 15:10–15:4016.2 mi (26.1 km)30 yd (27 m)
A waterspout originated over Gullivan Bay and moved across the Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge. Damage was confined to trees in unpopulated areas. [9]
EF0E of Golden Gate Collier FL 26°09′43″N81°32′31″W / 26.162°N 81.542°W / 26.162; -81.542 (Golden Gate (June 24, EF0)) 16:000.01 mi (0.016 km)20 yd (18 m)
A trained spotter observed a tornado near Alligator Alley. [10]
EF2 Venus Highlands FL 27°02′N81°22′W / 27.04°N 81.36°W / 27.04; -81.36 (Venus (June 24, EF2)) 16:23–16:293.45 mi (5.55 km)150 yd (140 m)
1 death – A woman was killed after being thrown 200 ft (61 m) by the tornado; her daughter was found in her arms with injuries. [11] [12] The tornado damaged or destroyed six homes, tossed boats in a lake, and downed numerous trees. [12] The original public information statement from the NWS Forecast Office in Tampa Bay lists this as an EF2 tornado; [11] however, the NCEI database lists this as an EF0 tornado. [13]
EF0SW of Immokalee Collier FL 26°22′N81°33′W / 26.37°N 81.55°W / 26.37; -81.55 (Immokalee (June 24, EF0)) 16:25–16:300.1 mi (0.16 km)20 yd (18 m)
A trained spotter observed a tornado over open fields. [14]
EF0NW of Lake Worth Palm Beach FL 26°38′02″N80°03′52″W / 26.634°N 80.0645°W / 26.634; -80.0645 (Lake Worth (June 24, EF0)) 16:250.1 mi (0.16 km)20 yd (18 m)
A brief tornado damaged trees and pulled debris from a park. [15]
EF0 West Palm Beach Palm Beach FL 26°41′49″N80°04′05″W / 26.697°N 80.068°W / 26.697; -80.068 (West Palm Beach (June 24, EF0)) 17:25–17:271.2 mi (1.9 km)30 yd (27 m)
An intermittent tornado touched down in a warehouse district in West Palm Beach, damaging the roof and doors of one warehouse. It struck the West Palm Beach station, damaging trees, knocking down a gate, and snapping a rail crossing arm. [16]
EF0 Golden Beach Miami-Dade FL 25°57′58″N80°07′05″W / 25.966°N 80.118°W / 25.966; -80.118 (Golden Beach (June 24, EF0)) 18:05–18:060.5 mi (0.80 km)30 yd (27 m)
A waterspout briefly moved onshore, tossing beach chairs and damaging trees and a beach hut. One structure had its doors and a gate blown in. [17]
EF0WSW of Palmdale Glades FL 26°55′N81°20′W / 26.92°N 81.34°W / 26.92; -81.34 (Palmdale (June 24, EF0)) 19:040.01 mi (0.016 km)20 yd (18 m)
A police officer reported a tornado crossing SR 74. [18]
EF1WNW of Placid Lakes Highlands FL 27°16′N81°26′W / 27.27°N 81.44°W / 27.27; -81.44 (Placid Lakes (June 24, EF1)) 19:23–19:305.31 mi (8.55 km)100 yd (91 m)
This tornado remained over uninhabited areas for much of its track before crossing Lake June in Winter. Along the lake's north shore, nine homes were damaged. A two-story home had the majority of its top floor destroyed, with only an interior bathroom remaining. Portions of the roof were thrown 50 ft (15 m). A poorly built home was completely destroyed with debris thrown hundreds of feet upstream. A nearby workshop largely collapsed, with only one wall remaining. A graduate study through the University of Florida rated the damage to these structures as mid-range EF2; [19] however, the NWS Forecast Office in Tampa Bay rated the tornado as EF1. [20] Along the southeastern shore of Lake Francis, several more structures sustained minor damage. [19]
EF1SSE of Indian Rocks Beach Pinellas FL 27°52′42″N82°50′37″W / 27.8783°N 82.8437°W / 27.8783; -82.8437 (Indian Rocks Beach (June 24, EF1)) 19:40–19:430.74 mi (1.19 km)75 yd (69 m)
A brief tornado damaged 21 structures; one home had a portion of its roof torn off. [21]
EF0W of Pebble Creek Hillsborough FL 28°09′02″N82°22′29″W / 28.1506°N 82.3747°W / 28.1506; -82.3747 (Pebble Creek (June 24, EF0)) 20:39–20:411.06 mi (1.71 km)50 yd (46 m)
A brief tornado caused minor damage to five homes; pool cages, fences, and trees were also damaged. [22]
EF1 New Port Richey Pasco FL 28°14′14″N82°42′54″W / 28.2372°N 82.715°W / 28.2372; -82.715 (New Port Richey (June 24, EF1)) 21:17–21:190.37 mi (0.60 km)75 yd (69 m)
Five homes sustained major damage with losses reaching $650,000. [23]
EF0SE of Winter Haven Polk FL 27°58′N81°41′W / 27.96°N 81.68°W / 27.96; -81.68 (Winter Haven (June 24, EF0)) 22:55–22:560.92 mi (1.48 km)25 yd (23 m)
A brief overturned a semi-trailer and downed trees and power lines. [24]
EF2E of Winter Haven Polk FL 27°57′N81°41′W / 27.95°N 81.68°W / 27.95; -81.68 (Winter Haven (June 24, EF2)) 00:04–00:126.22 mi (10.01 km)150 yd (140 m)
A strong tornado damaged 17 homes, tore part of the roof off a big box store, and downed power lines. [25]
EF1S of St. Pete Beach Pinellas FL 27°42′N82°44′W / 27.7°N 82.74°W / 27.7; -82.74 (St. Pete Beach (June 24, EF1)) 00:21–00:253.02 mi (4.86 km)50 yd (46 m)
A waterspout moved onshore near St. Pete Beach, destroying the top floor of a rental building and damaging a marina. [26]
EF0SW of Oakland Lake FL 28°29′06″N81°39′39″W / 28.4849°N 81.6609°W / 28.4849; -81.6609 (Oakland (June 24, EF0)) 00:59–01:053.71 mi (5.97 km)100 yd (91 m)
A tornado damaged homes and trees on the south and north shores of Johns Lake. [27]
EF0SE of Yeehaw Junction Osceola FL 27°40′10″N80°53′46″W / 27.6694°N 80.8961°W / 27.6694; -80.8961 (Yeehaw Junction (June 24, EF0)) 01:55–02:023.08 mi (4.96 km)100 yd (91 m)
A tornado touched down in a wooded area near US 441 It traveled north, crossing SR 60 and the Florida Turnpike. A vacant motel and toll booth were damaged. Trees were downed, one of which fell on a car. [28]
EF1SE of Sugarmill Woods Citrus FL 28°42′N82°28′W / 28.7°N 82.47°W / 28.7; -82.47 (Sugarmill Woods (June 24, EF1)) 01:57–02:034.99 mi (8.03 km)100 yd (91 m)
Two mobile homes were destroyed, a block home suffered severe damage, and 20 homes had minor damage. [29]
EF0NE of Deer Park Osceola FL 28°06′13″N80°52′34″W / 28.1035°N 80.876°W / 28.1035; -80.876 (Deer Park (June 24, EF0)) 02:46–02:471.15 mi (1.85 km)50 yd (46 m)
Damage was primarily confined to pine trees, though one fence was damaged and a pile of aluminum pipes was blown around. [30]
EF0WNW of Space Coast Regional Airport Brevard FL 28°31′53″N80°51′41″W / 28.5314°N 80.8614°W / 28.5314; -80.8614 (Space Coast Regional Airport (June 24, EF0)) 03:37–03:381.17 mi (1.88 km)25 yd (23 m)
A brief tornado was observed near SR 50, illuminated by lightning. A few tree limbs were downed. [31]

June 25 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, June 25, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Virginia
EF0NNW of Goochland Goochland 37°48′43″N77°57′18″W / 37.812°N 77.955°W / 37.812; -77.955 (Hadensville (June 25, EF0)) 18253.25 miles (5.23 km)Numerous trees were downed and some structures suffered minor damage.
New Hampshire
EF0N of West Alton Belknap 43°39′N71°19′W / 43.65°N 71.31°W / 43.65; -71.31 (West Alton (June 25, EF0)) 23050.1 miles (160 m)Brief waterspout on Lake Winnipesaukee touched down but quickly dissipated.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/25/12, NCDC Storm Events Database

June 26 event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, June 26, 2012 [note 1]
EF# LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMaximum width
EF0WNW of Okeechobee Highlands FL 27°16′17″N81°01′23″W / 27.2714°N 81.023°W / 27.2714; -81.023 (Okeechobee (June 26, EF0)) 14:25–14:271.1 mi (1.8 km)40 yd (37 m)
A brief tornado was observed without causing damage. [32]

June 30 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, June 30, 2012
EF# LocationCountyCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthComments/Damage
Louisiana
EF0NNW of Johnson Bayou Cameron 29°47′N93°41′W / 29.79°N 93.69°W / 29.79; -93.69 (Mechanicsville (June 30, EF0)) 17001.4 miles (2.3 km)Touchdown over open marsh resulted in no damage.
Virginia
EF0NE of Mechanicsville Hanover 37°41′N77°17′W / 37.69°N 77.29°W / 37.69; -77.29 (Mechanicsville (June 30, EF0)) 00117.4 miles (11.9 km)Numerous trees were downed and a few structures suffered minor damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/30/12, NWS Wakefield, VA, NCDC Storm Events Database

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 All dates are based on the local time zone where the tornado touched down; however, all times are in Coordinated Universal Time for consistency.

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  11. 1 2 NWS Damage Survery for 06/25/2012 Tornado Events (Report). June 25, 2012. Retrieved July 24, 2023– via Iowa Environmental Mesonet.{{cite report}}: Unknown parameter |agency= ignored (help)
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