List Of June 2008 Tornado Outbreak Sequence Tornadoes
The June 2008 tornado outbreak sequence affected much of the central United States and parts of Canada starting on June 3, 2008 and lasting until June 11. 217 tornadoes were confirmed.
The first outbreak affected much of the Midwest and Ohio Valley area on June 3 producing over 20 tornado reports including an EF3 in Moscow, Indiana. Several people were injured including one critically who died two months later.
The second outbreak took place across the Central Plains where two days of severe weather resulted in at least 90 tornado reports from the Dakotas to Kansas on June 4–5.
The third outbreak took place across Wisconsin and Illinois were at least 20 tornadoes were confirmed including eight across the Chicago southern suburbs on June 8 as well as a dozen others in southern Wisconsin.
The fourth outbreak is took place across the Central Plains where at least four people were killed near Little Sioux, Iowa. At least 58 tornadoes were reported on June 11 mostly over Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and Minnesota. The strongest tornado was in Manhattan, Kansas, which was an EF4. Two other people were in killed in Kansas in the towns of Chapman and Soldier. At least 17 tornadoes were reported on June 11 mostly over Wisconsin and Kansas.
Here is the list of tornadoes from the June 2008 tornado outbreak sequence.
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