June 11, 2022 Tornadoes

Summary:

Tornado developed in southern Nebraska approximately 7 miles south-southwest of Wymore. Damage to a home, a barn, and some farm outbuildings occurred near the Kansas-Nebraska border. The tornado then continued southeast before ending near US Highway 77.

Summary:

This tornado began around 3 miles south of Oketo and initially moved south before turning to the southwest towards Marysville. In town, there was damage to the roofs and walls of several buildings. More widespread straight-line wind damage was also observed around Marysville, with the tornado embedded in these winds.

Summary:

A second brief tornado developed to the east of Marysville, observed by several storm chasers in the area. This tornado snapped a power pole and removed the roof of a barn.

Summary:

Another brief tornado developed a few miles north of Blue Rapids and moved south along Highway 177. The most significant damage occurred near the midpoint of this track where train cars were tipped off the tracks. The tornado ended just north of Blue Rapids as a surge of 80-100 mph straight-line winds pushed south. However these straight-line winds produced a 5 mile wide swath of damage, most pronounced in Blue Rapids but stretching as far west as Waterville.

Summary:

Tornado quickly developed east of Olsburg and moved south over mostly rural areas of Pottawatomie County. The tornado ended near Spillway State Park east of Tuttle Creek Lake, where parts of a roof were lifted off a home.

Summary:

A brief but strong tornado developed in Manhattan just east of the Kansas State University campus, embedded in a larger area of 60-80 mph straight-line winds. The tornado downed trees and tore the roofs off of several buildings over its short path.

Summary:

After producing more straight-line winds to the south and west of Manhattan, a brief tornado developed southeast of the city. Video was taken of this likely weak tornado, but no damage occurred in this area, so the official rating will be EF-Unknown.