The following events were reported: Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00094846, approximately 22.5265 km away, between 2023-07-12 16:36:00 and 2023-07-12 18:07:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. No significant property or crop damage was reported. Episode Narrative: During the evening of July 12, scattered thunderstorms dropped 13 tornadoes across far northeast Illinois, primarily within the west of northwest suburbs of Chicago. Of these 13 tornadoes, three were determined to be EF-1 with the remaining 10 being EF-0. During the evening of July 12, scattered thunderstorms dropped 13 tornadoes across far northeast Illinois, primarily within the west of northwest suburbs of Chicago. Event Narrative: An EF-0 tornado impacted northeastern Oswego and southeastern Aurora. Damage along the tornado's path was characterized primarily by downed trees and tree limbs, as well as a few instances of exterior damage to homes. A brief, weak EF-0 tornado touched down near Jane Addams Junior High School in Schaumburg and tracked east for a little over a mile before lifting as it approached Salem Dr. This tornado produced sporadic and mostly minor tree damage along its track. An EF-0 tornado dropped at Glenbard North High School in Carol Stream and ended just east of Americana Park in Glendale Heights. This tornado primarily caused tree damage along its 2.9 mile long path, but a couple of warehouses sustained minor roofing damage, and a few houses were damaged as well losing small portions of their siding and roofs. Immediately downstream of where the Streamwood tornado lifted was a concentrated area of tree damage that was evident from S Barrington Rd extending eastward to Carlisle Dr. The orientation of the damage and eyewitness accounts suggest that this was caused by straight line winds as opposed to a tornado. An EF-0 tornado began along Spring Creek Road in far southeastern McHenry County and the village of Barrington Hills before quickly moving into southwestern Lake County. Damage occurred as a farm outbuilding was struck, detaching two walls. Damage then continued with snapped trees and tree limbs along N Buckley Road and in the Chicago Highlands subdivision off of Northwest Highway. The tornado appeared to lift near W Sunset Road off IL-59, north of the Roslyn Road Elementary School in unincorporated Barrington. A brief EF-0 tornado began near the intersection of Yorkshire Dr. and Phoenix Lake Ave. in Streamwood and tracked east for about half a mile before lifting as it crossed Barrington Rd. This tornado stripped siding off of two walls at the Portillo's at Ramblewood Dr. and Barrington Rd. while also causing some tree damage and blowing around light debris along its track. Tree damage also continued east of Barrington Rd. into Hanover Park, though witness accounts and the broadening nature of a predominantly southwest to northeast oriented damage field suggest that this damage was caused by strong southwesterly straight-line winds of up to 75 mph that descended to ground level right as the tornado was lifting. As the Elgin EF-1 tornado was ongoing, a second tornado touched down near the intersection of McDonald and Crawford roads on the far north side of Campton Hills and continued east-northeast through the southwestern portion of Elgin. Damage along the path of this EF-0 tornado consisted almost entirely of snapped tree limbs with one home in the Bowes Creek Country Club experiencing damage to an exterior wall and roof. The tornado appeared to lift near the intersection of Hopps Road and Lisa Lane. This tornado started in a field off US-20 near Getty Road along the McHenry/Kane County line. The tornado tracked east-northeast along and just south of Harmony Road, west of Huntley, snapping tree limbs and uprooting trees. The tornado continued east, just south of Main Street, damaging a small outbuilding and downing additional tree limbs. The tornado then shifted northeast into downtown Huntley while increasing to EF-1 intensity. It then continued between Main Street and Douglas Avenue causing substantial roof damage to two homes and uprooting additional trees. The tornado shifted a final time to the east-southeast, passing the Huntley Police station and causing more tree damage before lifting near Leland Lane and Central Park Boulevard on the east side of Huntley. This EF-0 touched down on the far northeast side of Itasca near the intersection of Prospect Ave and Thorndale Ave. It then tracked east-northeastward through a large industrial park in Wood Dale, Bensenville, and Elk Grove Village, where it caused minor damage to the roofs and fascia of a few warehouses and sporadic tree damage, which was most concentrated and severe near the intersection of Lively Blvd. and Kirk St. Eyewitness reports suggest that the tornado may have lifted intermittently along its track before it lifted for good east of Elmhurst Rd. over the far northwest side of O���Hare Airport. This tornado started in a farm field east of Kendall Road and continued eastward through Elgin. Damage along the path of the tornado consisted of snapped trees and tree limbs, especially between Bowes Bend Drive and Randall Road. Damage to roofs, siding, and walls of homes, a garage, and a farm building was also noted near Bowes Bend Drive and Longcommon Parkway. The roof of a church was also damaged near Nesler Road. The storm crossed into Cook County on the southwest side of Bluff Spring Fen. The tornado appeared to lift near the intersection of Gifford Road and Lake Street. After the first tornado in the O'Hare area lifted, a second EF-0 tornado touched down within the confines of O'Hare Airport just south of the I-90 overpass over Touhy Ave. The tornado initially caused minor roofing and fascia damage to buildings and warehouses on the far north side of the airport. Minor tree damage also occurred in this area, and a parked car was impaled by debris that was thrown by the tornado. The tornado then tracked east across I-90 and into Rosemont, where it blew over a light pole and ticket booths in the Allstate Arena parking lot and caused damage to trees and signs along Mannheim Rd. Video footage taken in Rosemont showed the tornado (which did not necessarily have a fully condensed cloud-to-ground funnel at all times) track into a residential area on the southeast side of Des Plaines, where it produced a concentrated area of tree damage, caused minor roofing and fascia damage to some houses, and caused a few power poles to lean. The tornado may have lost contact with the ground as it crossed the Des Plaines River, but it eventually touched down again in Park Ridge, where it produced tree damage in a neighborhood east of Maine South High School before lifting for good. This tornado started near Country Lane off Old McHenry Road in Long Grove. Damage along the path of the tornado consisted of snapped trees and tree limbs spread across Twin Orchard Country Club, continuing east-northeast towards Twin Groves Middle School. The tornado appeared to lift over Woodland Park in Buffalo Grove near Twin Groves Middle School.