National weather service releases tornado paths from May 30 storms

By KSTP
A building is destroyed Monday, May 30, 2022, after a suspected tornado plowed through Forada, Minnesota. (KSTP)

The national weather service has released the paths of the tornadoes from Sunday’s storms.

The storms caused extensive damage throughout Minnesota.

Tornado #1 spun up near the Minnesota River Valley about 4 miles west of Milan and tracked north northeast 50 miles until it was northwest of Glenwood. The ending time is for the tornado is 4:23 pm. There was extensive tree damage along the route of the tornado. Some farm structures and power lines were also damaged, and agriculture irrigation systems were overturned.  
Tornado #2 spun up east of Lake Reno near Forada and tracked north-northeast until it was 5 miles east of Carlos. It reached maximum winds of up to 120 mph. The maximum width was 1/2 mile on the south side of Maple Lake. Path length are not yet known.
Tornado #3 spun up 1 SW of Eagle Bend and tracked northeast until it was 5 SW of Staples. Maximum winds reached up to 95 mph. More information from the National Weather Service is expected to be released in the coming days.
Tornado #4 spun up south of the Glencoe Municipal Airfield and tracked north-northeast until it was 6 SW of Montrose. More information from the National Weather Service is expected to be released in the coming days.