This is a list of all tornadoes that were confirmed by local offices of the National Weather Service in the United States in June 2010.

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Note: 9 tornadoes were confirmed in the final totals, but do not have a listed rating.

June 1 event + List of confirmed tornadoes –Tuesday, June 1, 2010EF#LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummary EF0WNW of SanbornO'BrienIA18:22–18:23A brief tornado caused no damage. EF0ENE of Altona to SE of WayneWayneNE19:58–20:00Soybean crops were damaged. EF2SSW of TingleyRinggoldIA22:08–22:11A strong, intermittent cone tornado struck a large farmstead. A long metal cattle barn on the farmstead was destroyed at high-end EF2 strength. Other buildings, including the home, received extensive damage but not as significant. Three head of cattle were killed when the cattle barn was destroyed. EF1SE of Cedar CreekCassNE23:05–23:06A brief tornado touchdown caused damage to a pole barn. EF0ESE of BuffaloJohnsonWY23:54–23:56A motorist on I-90 videoed a landspout.

June 2 event + List of confirmed tornadoes –Wednesday, June 2, 2010EF#LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummary EF0WNW of Conneautville to SW of SpringboroCrawfordPA18:40–18:42Approximately two hundred trees were downed and a barn had minor damage. EF0N of New HomeLynnTX20:55–20:57A NWS meteorologist observed a short-lived landspout tornado. EF0NW of PattenPenobscotME21:06–21:14A large tornado snapped and uprooted numerous trees. EF1ENE of Scroggsfield to NNE of ProvoCarroll, JeffersonOH21:58–22:05Trees were downed and snapped. Damage also occurred when a porch roof was torn off, shingles were ripped off roofs, windows were broken and siding was torn off homes. A chimney was knocked down and numerous outbuildings suffered roof or wall damage. A large tree also fell on a mobile home. EF1ENE of Mathis to SSW of PapaloteSan Patricio, BeeTX03:47–04:02Crops were flattened, several large crop sprinklers were flipped over, a shed was partially destroyed, and power poles snapped as this tornado rode the San Patricio-Bee county line. EF0NNE of Chapman RanchNuecesTX04:15–04:16A tornado traveled through farm fields. EF0NE of Bonnie ViewRefugioTX04:18–04:19A weak tornado flattened crops EF2W of RockportAransasTX04:34–04:44Several homes were damaged, a RV was flipped, and four boats damaged by a strong tornado. Over twenty large tension poles were snapped completely. Hundreds of trees and tree limbs were snapped. Vehicles at a junkyard were moved several yards, and a garage was completely destroyed. A semi-truck was flipped over as well.

June 3 event + List of confirmed tornadoes –Thursday, June 3, 2010EF#LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummary EF0W of OwanecoChristianIL18:06–18:07A tornado briefly touched down in an open field. EF0W of BerwynCusterNE23:30–23:34A brief tornado hit a storm chaser's car with debris.

June 4 event + List of confirmed tornadoes –Friday, June 4, 2010EF#LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummary EF0N of RichlandSt. MaryLA10:37Local law enforcement reported a brief tornado touchdown. EF0NW of Julien to W of GarrelSt. MaryLA10:47–10:50A tree fell onto an abandoned mobile home. EF0SE of LoefflerAdairMO23:20–23:21A brief tornado occurred over rural land. EF0NNE of EthelMaconMO23:27–23:28A tornado was observed over rural fields. EF0NE of WolcottWhiteIN00:55–00:56A trained spotter photographed and videoed a tornado in an open field.

June 5 event

+ List of confirmed tornadoes –Saturday, June 5, 2010EF#LocationCounty / ParishStateStart Coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummary EF0ESE of East MansfieldRichlandOH17:46–17:47 EF1SW of CraftsburyOrleansVT18:30–18:34 EF1NW of Berlin to ESE of SugarcreekHolmes, TuscarawasOH18:40–19:00 EF0GorhamCoosNH20:14 EF1ESE of South Paris to W of West MinotOxfordME21:19–21:28 EF0NE of St. CharlesWarrenIA23:11–23:12 EF0NE of AbingdonKnoxIL00:34–00:35 EF1Northern MaquoketaJacksonIA00:40–00:45 EF2NNW of Douglas to ElmwoodKnox, PeoriaIL00:56–01:04 EF0SSE of PrestonClintonIA01:00–01:01 EF1SW of Southport to SE of Oak HillPeoriaIL01:10–01:18 EF1NE of Henry to northern Magnolia to SW of LostantPutnam, LaSalleIL01:10–01:30 EF1WNW of Olin to N of EdwardsPeoriaIL01:18–01:24 EF0Northwestern PeoriaPeoriaIL01:32–01:35 EF0W of NaplateLaSalleIL01:32–01:33 EF2SSW of Lostant to southern Streator to NNW of MissalMarshall, LaSalleIL01:34–01:57 EF0W of StreatorLaSalleIL01:50–01:51 EF2N of Washington to SSE of MetamoraTazewell, WoodfordIL01:51–01:58 EF3E of Missal to NW of NevadaLivingstonIL01:58–02:10 EF2E of Nevada to DwightLivingstonIL02:12–02:251 death – EF0WNW of DwightLivingstonIL02:16–02:20 EF0SW of Blair to SW of ReddickLivingstonIL02:31–02:38 EF2S of South Delta to SE of BraileyFultonOH02:38–02:44 EF1NW of WhitehouseLucasOH03:00–03:05 EF1SW of GreenwichKankakeeIL03:02–03:03 EF0WSW of WingLivingstonIL03:08–03:10 EF3SE of Aroma Park to NNE of Hopkins ParkKankakeeIL03:18–03:37 EF1NW of WichertKankakeeIL03:19–03:20 EF4E of Perrysburg to Millbury to NW of Clay CenterWood, OttawaOH03:20–03:347 deaths – EF2NNW of Baroda to WSW of BuckhornBerrienMI03:28–03:35 EF1NW of Berrien SpringsBerrienMI03:36–03:39 EF0SW of Beason to SW of RowellLogan, DeWittIL03:57–04:15 EF2SSE of Dowagiac to NNW of CassopolisCassMI03:59–04:04 EF1Southern Battle CreekCalhounMI04:03–04:05 EF2SW of Constantine to SW of SturgisSt. JosephMI04:32–04:30

June 6 event

June 7 event List of reported tornadoes - Monday, June 7, 2010 EF# Location County Coord. Time (UTC) Path length Comments/DamageNebraska EF0E of PorterSioux0020Tornado spotted with debris but no damage. EF1Scottsbluff areaScotts Bluff0123Tornado tracked from the east side of town eastward. Several houses, businesses and mobile homes were damaged and four grain bins were thrown. EF0NW of AllianceBox Butte0124Tornado remained in open country. EF0E of GeringScotts Bluff0125unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0SW of ScottsbluffScotts Bluff0128unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF1SW of BayardMorrill0154A recreational vehicle was destroyed by the tornado. EF0SE of BroadwaterMorrill0154Tornado remained in open country.North Dakota EF0SE of RhameBowman0111A metal calf shed was destroyed. EF0SW of BowmanBowman0212unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. Sources: NWS Cheyenne, NCDC Storm Data

June 8 event List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, June 8, 2010 EF# Location County Coord. Time (UTC) Path length Comments/DamageTexas EF0BaytownHarris1557unknownBrief tornado with significant damage to an apartment complex.Kansas EF0W of MelvernOsage2155unknownBrief tornado damaged three power poles. EF0SE of WilliamsburgFranklin2255unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0S of GridleyCoffey0029unknownTornado moved slowly over open country with no damage. EF0W of WeldaAnderson0047unknownBrief tornado pulled up playground equipment but no other damage.Missouri EF0S of HarrisonvilleCass2239A church lost parts of its roof, a commercial building sustained minor damage and a few trees were knocked down.Iowa EF0SW of Story CityStory2302unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0S of ZearingStory2334unknownBrief landspout tornado with no damage.Colorado EF0NW of SimlaElbert0229unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/08/10, NWS Houston/Galveston, NCDC Storm Data

June 9 event List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday, June 9, 2010 EF# Location County Coord. Time (UTC) Path length Comments/DamageTexas EF1NomeJefferson1032About 30 houses were damaged and several barns were destroyed. Many trees and power lines were also damaged.Kentucky EF0W of ColumbiaAdair2310A barn was destroyed with two horses inside (they were not injured). Trees were knocked down, some landing on a garage. Sources: NWS Lake Charles, NWS Louisville, NCDC Storm Data

June 10 event List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, June 10, 2010 EF# Location County Coord. Time (UTC) Path length Comments/DamageTexas EF1SSW of Wheeler SpringsHouston1556An old building lost parts of its roof and farm equipment was damaged. Trees were also knocked down. EF0W of WoosterHouston1629Three large trees were uprooted and one house sustained minor damage.Colorado EF0NE of Deer TrailArapahoe0052unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0W of ProspectWeld0120unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0E of Last ChanceWashington0146unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0SSE of AkronWashington0227unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. Sources: NCDC Storm DataUtah EF3SSE of Robertson, WYSummit2350At approximately 5:50 PM in the High Uintas, a supercell spawned a large tornado near Lyman Lake. This tornado carved a path through a densely wooded area, leaving a trail of uprooted and snapped trees in its wake. In addition to the tornado's direct impact, there was evidence of extensive straight-line wind damage in the surrounding areas. The tornado's path stretched for around 8.45 miles, impacting an estimated 650 acres of forest. However, the damage was not uniform throughout. The initial 4.5 miles of the path exhibited sporadic damage, with patches of downed trees interspersed with untouched areas. Trees were downed at elevations reaching up to 10,280 feet above sea level. As the tornado progressed, the path became more continuous, with intensified damage observed after a short stretch of weaker impact. This intensified phase featured three consecutive, substantial swaths of downed trees, each measuring approximately a mile in length, with the exception of the final swath which was just over half a mile. The damage in these areas was severe, with some areas near the tornado's core completely devoid of standing trees. The storm traversed elevations of approximately 8,800 feet to 9,680 feet throughout this area. One of the noteworthy aspects of this tornado was its track, which displayed multiple interruptions, likely due to the supercell's downbursts. Each new spin-up point resulted in a trajectory shifted further eastward, creating a distinctive curved pattern in the damage path. The tornado's intensity eventually waned, and the final mile of its track showed intermittent damage before it finally dissipated near a swampy unnamed lake. Remarkably, despite its proximity to the Lyman Lake campground, missing it by only 1,500 feet, there were no reports of injuries or property damage.

June 11 event List of reported tornadoes - Friday, June 11, 2010 EF# Location County Coord. Time (UTC) Path length Comments/DamageOhio EF0LimaAllen2133unknownBrief weak tornado confirmed with damage limited to a flipped trampoline.Colorado EF0SE of MathesonElbert2327unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0ENE of GenoaLincoln0110unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.Kansas EF1NW of Lucerne (1st tornado)Sheridan0115A farmhouse sustained roof, window and door damage. A barn and farm equipment were also damaged. EF0NW of Lucerne (2nd tornado)Sheridan0117unknownSatellite tornado to the 0115 Lucerne tornado with no damage. EF0NW of Lucerne (3rd tornado)Sheridan0200One of two distinct tornadoes at the same time with no damage. EF0NW of Lucerne (4th tornado)Sheridan0200One of two distinct tornadoes at the same time with no damage.Nebraska EF0S of ElwoodGosper0303unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0SE of SutherlandLincoln0500unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage. EF0WSW of North PlatteLincoln0515unknownTornado partially rain-wrapped and was sighted off Interstate 80 with no damage. Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 06/11/10, NCDC Storm Data

June 12 event