Multiple tornadoes confirmed Wednesday in northern Minnesota
Kyle Brown KSTP
Updated: June 14, 2024 - 4:08 AM Published: June 14, 2024 - 3:51 AM
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Multiple tornadoes confirmed Wednesday in northern Minnesota
Multiple tornadoes confirmed Wednesday in northern Minnesota
The National Weather Service confirms multiple tornadoes touched down Wednesday night in north-central Minnesota.
Heavy tornado damage was reported in Aitkin County, on Cedar Lake and Hammal Lake. Photos and video submitted to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS show lake homes destroyed on Hammal Lake and another blown into the water.
Tornado-damaged houses are shown on the shore of Hammal Lake in Aitkin County on Thursday, June 13, 2024. (Courtesy of Jackie Brix, The Bigger Picture LLC)A tornado blew wreckage into Hammal Lake in Aitkin County on Wednesday, June 12, 2024. (Courtesy of Jackie Brix, The Bigger Picture LLC)
Chopper 5 captured damage to homes, campers, cabins and boats along Rabbit Lake, north of Crosby in Crow Wing County. Several homes and resorts also suffered damage around Clamshell Lake, off of the Whitefish Chain to the west of Crosslake.
The Red Cross has teams in Crow Wing and Aitkin counties helping with storm recovery efforts.
The NWS says it hasn’t determined if the damage around Crow Wing and Aitkin counties was part of the same tornado or several small tornadoes. Survey crews have yet to assign an EF rating to the bursts.
A weak tornado with an EF-0 damage rating was also confirmed across a 5-mile path in Wright, Minnesota, in northwestern Carlton County.
