A total of 19 Tornadoes in Central / Southeast IL May 22nd-29th

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A storm chaser reported a tornado developing in an open field about 2.5 miles east of Rushville. The tornado tracked for about two miles to the east-northeast before dissipating. No damage was reported by local county officials.

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The tornado touched down 1.5 miles southwest of Cantrall at 12:15 am and tracked to the northeast around 60 mph. The tornado damaged a farm and destroyed and outbuilding and trees. The tornado crossed into the far southeast corner of Menard County, before moving into southwest Logan County. On the Menard/Logan County line a large machine shed was destroyed and debris was blown to the northeast. Other outbuildings and trees were damaged southwest and west of Elkhart. The tornado dissipated about one mile west of Broadwell.

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Damage occurred to several farm outbuildings, numerous trees, and one house roof. The tornado tracked a few miles northwest of the NWS office. 

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A tornado developed about one-half mile west of Cisco and moved through the north edge of town. Numerous trees were damaged, several of which fell on buildings. The tornado dissipated less than a mile east-northeast of Cisco.

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Several power poles were snapped and there was heavy tree damage along the tornado path. A house was damaged by a tree that fell on it. A semi-truck was blown off of I-74.

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Brief touchdown in an open field, recorded by the public. 

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Fulton County ESDA reported a tornado touchdown about five miles west of Lewistown. No other information available at this time.

#1) 11:14 - 11:16 pm
#2) 11:19 - 11:20 pm

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A tornado developed on the leading edge of a line of storms, about 3.5 miles west-northwest of Green Valley. It tracked to east-northeast and damaged the roof of a manufactured home, along with trees on the property. This tornado dissipated about 2.7 miles northwest of Green Valley. Three minutes later, around 11:19 pm, another tornado developed about 0.8 mile north-northeast of Green Valley. This tornado uprooted a tree, damaged an irrigation unit, and did significant damage to a large shed. The tornado dissipated about a minute later, 1.5 miles northeast of Green Valley.

Other locations near Wagonseller Rd and Toboggan Rd, 2 to 4 miles west-southwest of Green Valley experienced wind damage with gusts of 60-80 mph estimated.

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The tornado developed within a line of severe storms near Mayfair Road and Broadmoor Drive in Champaign. The tornado damaged numerous trees as it moved to the east southeast parallel to Broadmoor Drive. The tornado dissipated after about two minutes near Richards Lane and Park Haven Drive in Champaign.

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A line of severe thunderstorms produced 60 to 80 mph winds in Urbana and downed numerous tree limbs and did damage to Ag Buildings at the University of Illinois. A tornado then developed within the line of storms near Race Street and McHenry Street in Urbana. The tornado damaged numerous trees as it traveled to the east-southeast just south of McHenry Street. The tornado dissipated before reaching Philo Road. 

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A tornado developed within a line of severe thunderstorms about 1 mile southwest of St. Joseph. The tornado crossed the Salt Fork and then damaged trees along County Road 2200 East. The tornado dissipated about 1 mile south of St. Joseph.

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A tornado briefly touched down in a open field. No damage was reported.

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A tornado briefly touched down in an open field. No damage was reported.

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Several reports of a brief tornado touchdown in an open field. No damage reported.

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All four "landspout" tornadoes developed near a front / boundary. The first tornado developed at 4:28 pm about 3.8 miles north-northwest of Stonington, and persisted for about two minutes. Tornado #2 developed at 4:30 pm about 5.4 miles N of Edinburg, and also lasted about two minutes. Tornado #3 formed about 4.1 miles northeast of Stonington at 4:35 pm and was on the ground for about three minutes. Tornado #4 developed around 4:50 pm about 2 miles east of Blue Mound and persisted for about six minutes. No damage was reported with these tornadoes.