The following events were reported: Tornado. These occurred near station USW00013994, approximately 11.2855 km away, between 2014-06-07 14:56:00 and 2014-06-07 15:24:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. No significant property or crop damage was reported. Episode Narrative: An area of low pressure tracked east across northern Missouri. Showers and thunderstorms developed along a trough associated with it during the afternoon and early evening hours. Some of the storms produced weak tornadoes. Five tornadoes occurred in the forecast area. An area of low pressure tracked east across northern Missouri. Event Narrative: The tornado touched down approximately 50 yards north of the intersection of Earth City Express Way and St. Charles Rock Road. A stop sign and minor tree damage occurred at this location. Video from a storm chaser showed the tornado then travelled over Interstate 370 east of the Earth City Express Way/I-370 interchange, lofting debris. The tornado was also observed and videotaped while passing west and northwest of the Mills Outlet Mall. Tree branch damage was found on Garner Lane northwest of the mall and near the intersection of Teson Road and Aubuchon Road. The tornado paralleled  Aubuchon Road and then hit two machine sheds. About 90 percent of the panels from one machine shed were removed while 40 percent of the panels were removed from the second machine shed. The tornadic damage was 40 yards wide at this location. The tornado continued to move northeast and travelled over Charbonier Road and caused more minor tree damage just north of the road. The tornado then lifted and dissipated. Overall, the tornado was rated EF0. It was on the ground for 4.22 miles with a max path width of 40 yards. The tornado touched down on Cedar Grove Court causing minor roof damage to two buildings in the Cedar Grove Apartment complex. Some shingles were removed and small pieces of the roofing panel were also removed at this apartment complex. Also, several medium size trees were snapped off as well as numerous tree limbs. The tornado continued to the east northeast crossing Harvester Road and then crossed Highway 94 at the junction with Jungermann Road. On the northeast side of the intersection, a business sustained moderate damage. Many cinder blocks on the upper front side fell to the ground next to the entrance. Two overhangs were also destroyed on the building. Further to the east northeast, two single story homes on Queens Brooke Blvd. between Jungermann Road and Harvester Road sustained minor roof damage. Twenty percent of the shingles were removed from each of these homes. A wooden fence on the back side of these residences was also knocked down. Small trees less than 30 feet tall and less than 8 inches in diameter were snapped at the base on McClay Village Drive, just south of McClay Road. Two homes on McClay Gardens Drive each sustained damage to the fascia and roof. A one story residence on McClay Road between Harvester Road and Hackmann Road lost 40 percent of its roofing material. A few small panels were also uplifted on the south side of this home. On the east side of the home, a forty foot pine tree with a diameter of 12 inches was snapped half way up and was tossed 20 yards towards the northeast into an open field. Additional minor tree damage was located on Woodbriar Lane northeast of McClay Road. The tornado lifted and dissipated at the intersection of Hackmann Road and Woodbriar Lane. It was on the ground for 2.67 miles with a max path width of 20 yards.