From June 9–11, 2026, a major tornado outbreak and derecho affected the Northern Plains, Upper Midwest and Ohio Valley.

Confirmed tornadoes

+ Daily statistics DateTotal EFU EF0 EF1 EF2 EF3 EF4 EF5 Deaths InjuriesJune 9 7 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0June 10 26 3 15 7 1 0 0 0 0 0June 11 69 13 19 30 4 3 0 0 0 17 Total 1022035385400 0 17

June 9 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, June 9, 2026EF#LocationRegionState/ProvinceStart coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax. width EF0Western Grand LedgeEatonMI14:30–14:37Trees were damaged, a storage outbuilding was destroyed, and some additional minor property damage occurred, mainly due to fallen trees. EF1Eastern FreelandSaginawMI17:11–17:14This tornado touched down in Freeland, damaging up to forty homes and several commercial buildings. Tree and outbuilding damage were observed along the path, along with several recreational vehicles that were flipped and moved. EFUNE of MontroseGeneseeMI17:19A tornado was observed over farmland by a storm spotter. No damage occurred. EFUENE of MorrisPembina ValleyMB20:40A tornado was observed causing no damage. EFUN of Ste. AnneEastmanMB00:15A tornado was observed causing no damage. EFUESE of NoonanDivideND00:20–00:22This brief tornado was reported by a storm chaser. EF3E of North Portal to S of OxbowEnniskillenSK00:55A tornado caused major damage to a farmstead.

June 10 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, June 10, 2026EF#LocationRegionState/ProvinceStart coord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax. width EFUNE of HenryCodingtonSD05:06A brief tornado caused no damage. EFUNE of SunburgKandiyohiMN07:07A tornado was recorded as it did no damage. EF0LomiraDodgeWI20:01–20:02Several homes and mobile homes sustained roof damage, and trees were damaged, including a few that were uprooted. EF0SE of Maple ParkKaneIL20:01–20:03This tornado severely damaged an outbuilding at a family farm and snapped several small trees on the property. Afterwards, a large pole barn was damaged at a winery. EF0SSE of EdenFond du LacWI20:10–20:12Several trees were damaged, including a few that were uprooted, along with numerous limbs downed. A barn was also damaged, with roofing material blown hundreds of yards downwind. EF1E of Mercer to SW of CleopatraMercerMO20:29–20:35This tornado destroyed a garage and a barn, inflicted minor roof damage to a home, and snapped numerous trees. EF0N of Princeton to S of MercerMercerMO20:43–20:46This high-end EF0 tornado crossed US 65 as it moved northeastward, damaging trees and leaning power poles. EF0AlsipCookIL20:56–20:58Several trees and power poles downed. EF0NNW of Weatherby to NE of Alta VistaDeKalb, DaviessMO20:56–21:03This tornado damaged trees before dissipating along Route KK. EF2SSE of Lucerne to SW of UnionvillePutnamMO20:57–21:12This strong tornado formed south-southeast of Lucerne and moved east-northeastward, initially snapping tree limbs. Shortly afterward, the tornado hit a farmstead at EF1 intensity, inflicting minor damage to the house, damaging three metal pole barns, destroying a chicken coop and two empty grain bins, damaging trees, and snapping two wooden power poles. After causing some additional tree damage as it moved through Terre Haute and crossed Route K, the tornado briefly reached low-end EF2 intensity, damaging or destroying an expansive pole barn and two of three grain bins. The tornado then gradually turned eastward, damaging more outbuildings and trees. The tornado then reached its peak intensity of mid-range EF2 as it crossed Route EE, obliterating a mobile home. Afterwards, the tornado rapidly weakened, causing some additional tree damage before lifting shortly after south of US 136. EF0N of Lake Viking to SE of JamesonDaviessMO21:13–21:22This tornado formed shortly after the Alta Vista tornado dissipated. It moved east-northeastward and crossed Route DD, damaging trees and a manufactured home along its path. EF1ESE of Jameson to NNE of JamesportDaviessMO21:25–21:39This tornado formed just east of Route 13, moved northeastward, and crossed Route P. It destroyed a pole barn and damaged trees before dissipating shortly after crossing Route 190. EF0S of CharitonPutnamMO21:49–21:51This weak tornado caused minor roof damage to a home and an outbuilding and inflicted sporadic damage to trees. EF0NNW of LaredoGrundyMO22:09–22:10Trees suffered minor damage. EF0Western GaltGrundyMO22:18–22:19Trees and a few grain bins were damaged. EF0SW of BloomfieldDavisIA22:23–22:26An EF0 tornado was confirmed by NWS Des Moines. Preliminary information. EF0W of Millard to S of BullionAdairMO23:36–23:43This tornado initially inflicted minor damage to a solar panel array and trees as it traveled northeastward. It then turned east-northeastward and crossed US 63, moving through open country before turning back to the northeast. It then caused some minor tree damage before dissipating south of Route 6. EF0E of Abilene to WNW of EnterpriseDickinsonKS00:12–00:15A weak tornado damaged trees. EF0N of NavarreDickinsonKS00:45–00:48Minor property and tree damage occurred. EF1E of Shady BrookDickinsonKS01:17–01:20A garage door was blown in, and an outbuilding and surrounding trees were damaged. EFUN of NickersonRenoKS02:21–02:23A brief tornado was captured on video. EF1NE of Tallula to ESE of LewisburgMenardIL03:49–03:55A tornado began by damaging several trees and a grain bin. It tracked due east through Lincoln's New Salem State Park, damaging numerous trees and removing shingles from a home. The tornado then crossed IL 97, damaging more trees in a neighborhood before lifting. EF1Southwestern AthensMenardIL03:59–04:03Numerous trees were snapped. EF1Northern Springfield to Mechanicsburg to NW of Mount AuburnSangamonIL04:04–04:30This high-end EF1 tornado began west of Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport and moved almost due east, initially snapping trees and tree branches. The tornado then struck the airport, lofting aircraft hangars and rolling an enclosed trailer as it crossed IL 29. After snapping more trees, turning east-southeastward, and crossing IL 4/IL 29, the tornado inflicted significant damage at an animal shelter, where a large metal building had the entire southern part of its roof removed, while the main office had part of its roof removed along with a partially collapsed exterior wall with debris strewn downwind in a field. It also snapped more trees along with wooden power poles. The tornado then crossed I-55 Bus./IL 29 and continued to snap and uproot trees and inflict minor damage to homes as it moved east-southeastward through neighborhoods in the northern part of Springfield. It then crossed I-55 and IL 54 as it exited Springfield and continued east-southeastward, inflicting minor damage to a church and snapping more trees and power poles as it moved through the Camp Butler National Cemetery. The tornado then crossed I-72 and the Sangamon River and struck a small community southeast of Riverton, damaging or destroying outbuildings, flipping and throwing a small trailer , snapping more trees, and strewing debris through open fields and into trees. Continuing east-southeastward, the tornado caused minor tree damage as it moved through rural farmland before striking Mechanicsburg, where it snapped more trees and power poles, partially destroyed a farm outbuilding, and inflicted minor damage to homes. The tornado then continued to damage, snap, or uproot trees and snap power poles as it moved further east-southeastward before dissipating just north of the Sangamon River. EF1NNW of Mount Pulaski to N of ForsythLogan, MaconIL04:19–04:42Trees were damaged, wooden power poles were leaned, and outbuildings suffered minor damage. EF0Argenta to S of CiscoMacon, PiattIL04:50–04:57Trees and outbuildings were damaged.

June 11 event