This page documents all tornadoes confirmed by various weather forecast offices of the National Weather Service in the United States in June and July 2025. On average, there are 213 confirmed tornadoes in June and 119 confirmed tornadoes in July.

In June, tornadoes are commonly focused across the Midwest and the central and northern Great Plains, and occasionally the Northeast, all due to their proximity to the late spring/early summer jet stream which continues to retreat farther north. Additionally, activity can sometimes increase in the Florida Peninsula as a result of early-season tropical activity. In July, the northern states nearer the Canadian border are most favored for tornadoes, including the Upper Midwest, the Great Lakes and the Northeastern states, due to the positioning of the summertime jet stream. Summer thunderstorms and tropical activity can also result in (mostly weak) tornado activity in the Florida Peninsula.

With relatively high activity across the northern tier of the country, June finished with an above average total of 248 confirmed tornadoes despite no tropical cyclones impacting the United States during the month, and also included the first violent rated U.S. tornado in June since 2014 and the first EF5 rated tornado since 2013 and the first F5/EF5 tornado in the month of June since 1992. July finished below average, with only 94 tornadoes confirmed in the month, as activity dropped considerably in the northern part of the country and only one tropical storm affected the US during the month.

June

June 2 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, June 2, 2025EF#LocationCounty / parishStateStart coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax. width EFUN of KanoradoShermanKS23:14–23:16A brief landspout was reported.

June 3 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, June 3, 2025EF#LocationCounty / parishStateStart coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax. width EF0Eastern Kansas CityJacksonMO19:24–19:27A weak tornado broke several tree branches near and in the Truman Sports Complex. EF1IndependenceJacksonMO19:35–19:44Several trees were snapped, a few of which were also uprooted. EF0SSW of RenfrowGrantOK20:45Minor tree damage occurred. EFUNNE of LucienNobleOK20:49A brief tornado was reported by a storm chaser. EF0Western MustangCanadianOK21:35–21:36This tornado damaged trees and fences in a neighborhood within Mustang. EF0ESE of RaderWrightMO21:37Two barns had their roofs damaged. EF1SSE of NewcastleMcClainOK22:00–22:05A home had its roof damaged, a barn collapsed, and numerous large trees were uprooted. EF1ESE of KatieGarvinOK22:39–22:44This tornado tracked north-northeast, damaging the east-facing garage door of a home and causing significant tree damage near the start of its path. EF0SW of Fort MadisonLeeIA22:58–23:00This brief tornado derailed a train and damaged an irrigator, a garage, and trees. EFUNW of Archer CityArcherTX23:10Storm chasers observed a brief tornado. EF1New BostonMercerIL23:38–23:40A roof was blown off a building and numerous trees were snapped in and northeast of New Boston. EF1Joy to Millersburg to SW of HamletMercerIL23:42–23:54Several trees and utility poles were significantly damaged. Minor outbuilding damage also occurred. EF1Southeastern Monmouth to E of GerlawWarrenIL23:46–23:57This tornado began in southern Monmouth and tracked across the southeast corner of the city damaging trees, sheds, and a garage. A roof was torn off a mobile home and roof was damaged on a house. It continued northeast where it tore the roof off a shop building before dissipating. EF0S of EdgingtonRock IslandIL23:57–23:59This high-end EF0 tornado snapped a few areas of trees. EF1NE of Marston to Southern Rock Island to MilanRock IslandIL23:57–00:14Three large, empty grain bins were heavily damaged and an outbuilding was destroyed. A well-constructed farm outbuilding was completely demolished. Trees throughout Rock Island and Milan were also damaged. EF1E of Hamlet to ReynoldsMercer, Rock IslandIL23:59–00:04Tree damage was noted throughout Reynolds. EF1SW of Coyne Center to MolineRock IslandIL00:06–00:20This tornado tracked from southwest of Coyne Center into southern Moline, producing significant tree damage and striking a mobile home park where several homes were severely damaged or destroyed. It continued past the Quad Cities International Airport, crossed I-280, and caused further tree damage north of the Rock River, including trees falling on garages and sheds. Near SouthPark Mall, it damaged numerous trees, commercial signage, and windows, including windows in multiple vehicles. EF0W of AtokaAtokaOK01:28-01:32Damage to tree branches was reported near Lake Atoka Reservoir from a weak tornado. EF0Western BelvidereBooneIL02:05–02:06Multiple trees were uprooted or snapped, and several large tree limbs and branches were downed as well, including some that fell onto powerlines.

June 4 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, June 4, 2025EF#LocationCounty / parishStateStart coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax. width EFUNNE of SpringervilleApacheAZ17:00–17:15A landspout occurred over a rural field. EF1Wildwood to ChesterfieldSt. LouisMO19:50–20:00This tornado damaged trees and homes. EFUNW of KimLas AnimasCO23:05–23:10A tornado was observed. No damage was reported. EF0N of SimmsDeaf SmithTX02:48–02:49A few irrigation pivots were overturned.

June 5 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, June 5, 2025EF#LocationCounty / parishStateStart coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax. width EFUS of MoabSan JuanUT17:30–18:00A landspout occurred over Flat Iron Mesa, remaining over open country. EF0S of BrewsterStarkOH20:04–20:05A brief tornado lifted slate tiles from a barn roof, knocked down two large trees, and broke large tree branches. The tornado was recorded by a door camera. EFUSSE of Johnson CityStantonKS21:22A very brief tornado lasted for less than a minute. EFUNW of RogersRooseveltNM21:34–21:36A former NWS employee reported a tornado. EF0NW of LingoRooseveltNM21:37–21:38Broadcast media reported a brief tornado. EFUNNW of RogersRooseveltNM21:40–21:42A tornado was reported by storm chasers and broadcast media. EFUSW of CauseyRooseveltNM21:41–21:43A tornado downed power lines and trees but was given an EFU rating. EFUENE of LovingEddyNM21:45–21:46A landspout was reported. EFUNNE of LingoRooseveltNM21:55–22:00This tornado was reported near a cattle plant by broadcast media. EFUNE of LingoRooseveltNM22:03–22:07A tornado was reported. EFUE of Lingo, NM to WSW of MapleCochranTX22:10–22:15This tornado was observed by storm spotters. No damage occurred. EF2S of Maple to NE of MortonCochranTX22:30–22:50A very large, strong tornado leaned or snapped several wooden poles and flipped two center pivot irrigation systems. EFUSSW of PepCochran, HockleyTX22:55–23:07A large tornado was reported by a storm chaser and noted on radar. NWS Lubbock and RaXPol radar data suggest this tornado was of at least EF2 strength, but no known damage occurred. EFUSSE of PepHockleyTX23:13–23:15A brief tornado was observed by broadcast media. EF2S of WhitharralHockleyTX23:27–23:54This very large, slow-moving tornado snapped several wooden power poles, rolled a semi-truck traveling on US 385, heavily damaged and/or rolled mobile homes, a small building, and a camper, and damaged trees. EF1NNE of Smyer to NW of Reese CenterHockleyTX00:12–00:24This large, high-end EF1 tornado moved through a community of manufactured homes. Two of the homes were rolled off their foundations and destroyed, injuring two people. It also rolled a small barn into the side of a mobile home, puncturing it, and flipped a stock tank. An RV may have also been flipped. EF2ENE of Smyer to W of Reese CenterHockley, LubbockTX00:19–00:42This large, strong tornado rolled and destroyed mobile homes, including one that was rolled into and damaged a barn. It also rolled an RV and tossed its covered metal carport into the back side of a home, puncturing it before damaging a fence when it landed. EF1Reese CenterLubbockTX00:43–00:54This tornado damaged the roofs of buildings, trees, and street signs throughout Reese Center.

June 6 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, June 6, 2025EF#LocationCounty / parishStateStart coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax. width EF1ENE of Kingfisher to ENE of Cimarron CityKingfisher, LoganOK08:55–09:04This tornado developed in Kingfisher County and moved east-southeast into Logan County, producing mostly minor tree damage along its path. As it progressed, it passed between Cimarron City and Crescent Springs, eventually turning east-northeast before dissipating. The most notable damage included snapped utility poles and a building with a damaged exterior door, but overall, the tornado primarily caused damage to trees. EF0Southern NewcastleMcClainOK09:48–09:50A fence was blown down, a trampoline was damaged and several trees were damaged. EF0SE of NewcastleMcClainOK09:54–09:56A very weak tornado caused minor damage to trees. EF0E of LexingtonClevelandOK10:28–10:32One home suffered roof damage and trees were damaged. EF0NW of ByarsMcClainOK10:52–10:56Scattered tree damage occurred. EF1SE of Murphy to NNE of PeggsMayes, CherokeeOK10:56–11:02This tornado destroyed a large barn and snapped or uprooted numerous trees. EF1SSE of Onapa to S of TexannaMcIntoshOK11:22–11:29Trees were uprooted and large tree limbs were snapped. EF1Carlisle to Vian to NW of McKeySequoyahOK11:52–12:02Barns and homes were damaged. EF1SW of McKey to N of SallisawSequoyahOK12:04–12:07Sporadic tree damage occurred. EF1N of Sallisaw to S of AkinsSequoyahOK12:12–12:17Damage occurred primarily to trees. EF1Wheaton to ESE of FairviewBarryMO12:27–12:35Multiple sections of roofing were torn off of poultry barns and trees were damaged. EF1SW of Long to Northern RemySequoyahOK12:31–12:35Minor damage was done to the roof of the school, a power pole was damaged and several trees were damaged, a few of which were uprooted. EF0Northern Fort Smith to Southern Van BurenSebastian, CrawfordAR12:45–12:47This tornado developed west of the Arkansas River before quickly crossing it and damaged a fabric and metal storage shelter and the roof of a nearby building. EF1Van BurenCrawfordAR12:46–12:47A brief tornado touched down in southern Van Buren and moved rapidly northeast. It damaged a commercial building and multiple homes in a residential area. One home losing its entire roof and another lost a significant portion of its roof. EF0Eastern Van BurenCrawfordAR12:49–12:51This high-end EF0 tornado snapped large limbs from a few trees and inflicted minor damage to the roofs of homes. EFUSSW of KeyesCimarronOK23:54–23:56A tornado was recorded by a storm chaser. EFUNNW of SundownHockleyTX00:04A brief tornado was reported in an open field. EFUESE of SundownHockleyTX00:15This tornado briefly touched down in a field. EFUS of ArnettHockleyTX00:31A brief tornado was reported. EFUNE of GruverHansfordTX01:48–01:49This very weak tornado caused some power lines to sway in a video recorded by a storm chaser. EF0Spring HillMauryTN01:52–01:57This tornado caused damage throughout a subdivision, primarily uprooting and snapping trees and breaking large branches. As it moved east, it crossed I-65 before dissipating. Some structures along the path experienced minor damage, including missing shingles, broken windows, torn fascia, and siding impacts from flying debris. EFUW of SpearmanHansfordTX02:06–02:11A picture was taken of a tornado. No known damage occurred. EF2SE of SpearmanHansford, HutchinsonTX02:13–02:35This low-end EF2 tornado snapped some power poles. It followed an unusual path direction, moving in a near southerly track. EFUN of Boise CityCimarronOK03:05–03:12This tornado pushed a semi-truck into a ditch and caused no other damage as it remained over rural land. EFUS of AllisonWheelerTX04:20–04:22A brief tornado was reported.

June 7 event