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8 tornadoes spawned during June 25 storms

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2 weeks ago

June 28, 2025

The National Weather Service said that the storm system that moved through the region on Wednesday, June 25 created eight tornadoes.

Data from the storms was released Friday evening.

Five of the tornadoes occurred in Minnesota, two in Wisconsin, and one in Iowa.

DATE	TIME	LOCATION	EF SCALE	LENGTH (miles)
June 25	5:18-5:31 pm	Yucatan, MN	EF1	6.5
June 25	5:51-5:54 pm	NE of Zumbro Falls, MN	EF1	2.4
June 25	5:54-5:57 pm	N of Nodine, MN	EF0	1.4
June 25	5:59-6:03 pm	S of Hokah, MN	EF0	1.2
June 25	6:02-6:08 pm	S of Lake City, MN	EF0	2.7
June 25	6:43-6:53 pm	La Crosse Co. #1	EF1	3.9
June 25	6:54-6:57 pm	La Crosse Co. #2	EF0	1.1
June 25	7:15-7:20 pm	West of New Albin, Iowa	EF0	3.6

More details are in the slideshow.

National Weather Service data from June 25.
National Weather Service data from June 25.
National Weather Service data from June 25.
National Weather Service data from June 25.
National Weather Service data from June 25.
National Weather Service data from June 25.
National Weather Service data from June 25.
National Weather Service data from June 25.

EF0 tornadoes are classified on the Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale as a weak tornado. Wind speeds fall in a range of 65-85 mph.

EF1 tornadoes are classified as a moderate tornado with wind speeds between 86-110 mph.

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