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Episode narrative: Thunderstorms developing in the evening of March 31 resulted in multiple weather hazards. Hail nearly 2 inches in diameter was observed, trees were downed from thunderstorm wind, and flooding occurred from heavy rain rates. In the days that followed, storm damage surveys teams confirmed multiple tornadoes has moved through.

Tornado event in JAY County, INDIANA
Start: 31-MAR-23 23:20:00
End: 31-MAR-23 23:23:00
Direct deaths: 0
Event narrative: A tornado touched down near the intersection of N CR 200 E and E CR 200 N and tracked NE, crossing E CR 300 N before dissipating over an open field. 2 barns were impacted with wall and roof damage as well as broken trees and power poles. Maximum winds were estimated around 80 mph with a maximum width of 100 yards.
Episode narrative: Thunderstorms developing in the evening of March 31 resulted in multiple weather hazards. Trees were downed and property was damaged from thunderstorm wind gusts.  In the days that followed, storm damage surveys teams confirmed multiple tornadoes has moved through.

Tornado event in PAULDING County, OHIO
Start: 31-MAR-23 22:53:00
End: 31-MAR-23 22:55:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 30.00K
Event narrative: Brief EF0 tornado develops south of Road 424 and tracks rapidly north, crossing the Maumee river. Several homes with minor roof and siding damage. Numerous trees uprooted and snapped along this path.
Episode narrative: On June 13th, a supercell thunderstorm tracked southeast across southern portions of Cimarron County, Oklahoma into northern portions of Dallam County, Texas. In addition to producing large hail, three tornadoes were witnessed and documented by several storm spotters and storm chasers. Due to the lack of damage and occurring in open fields,  these have been rated EF-U(Unknown).

Tornado event in DALLAM County, TEXAS
Start: 13-JUN-23 15:50:00
End: 13-JUN-23 15:53:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 0.00K
Event narrative: This tornado touched down in an open field and was documented by several storm spotters and chasers. It did not cause any damage and was given an EFU damage rating.
Episode narrative: During the evening of the 15th a line of storms, of which contained supercells, formed over portions of southwest Kansas and extend south through Beaver County, OK into the northeastern portions of the Texas Panhandle. The supercell furthest south dropped a tornado on Perryton, TX killing three people and leaving a path of distruction over 6 miles. Several other landspout tornadoes spun up further south of Perryton along the flanking line of the tornadic supercell. One of these landpouts took out some power poles, but remained mostly in grasslands.  These tornadic supercells also produced large hail between 1 and 2.5 in diameter.

Tornado event in OCHILTREE County, TEXAS
Start: 15-JUN-23 16:02:00
End: 15-JUN-23 16:35:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 114.00K
Event narrative: Several land spouts developed along the flanking line of a tornadic supercell storm just north of the area.  Two of these grew significantly and became rather strong and long lived tornadoes that were documented by several storm chasers in the area. The stronger of the twins was rated an EF2 based on snapped power poles along the path, but both mostly remained in open grasslands.The tornado remained in open county and produced very little damage outside the occasional prairie scrub brush which it ripped from the ground. It did cross Highway 70 snapping power poles at its peak which provided the EF2 rating. The tornado also crossed Highway 83 before roping out near Wolf Creek Park.

Tornado event in OCHILTREE County, TEXAS
Start: 15-JUN-23 16:12:00
End: 15-JUN-23 16:30:00
Direct deaths: 0
Event narrative: This much smaller twin to a larger and stronger tornado tracked   mile or less south of the larger one.  The tornado remained in open county and produced no known damage, despite crossing some power lines. The tornado crossed Highway 70 and County Road W before dissipating. Track and times are estimated based on storm chaser video, pictures and accounts.
Episode narrative: On June 13th, a supercell thunderstorm tracked southeast across southern portions of Cimarron County, Oklahoma into northern portions of Dallam County, Texas. In addition to producing large hail, three tornadoes were witnessed and documented by several storm spotters and storm chasers. Due to the lack of damage and occurring in open fields,  these have been rated EF-U(Unknown).

Tornado event in CIMARRON County, OKLAHOMA
Start: 13-JUN-23 15:19:00
End: 13-JUN-23 15:22:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 0.00K
Event narrative: This tornado touched down in southern Cimarron County and remained in an open field, resulting in no damage. It was on the ground for a few minutes and less than two miles before lifting. Given the lack of damage, but witnessed by multiple storm spotters and chasers, an EFU rating is given to this tornado.
Episode narrative: During the evening of the 15th a line of storms, of which contained supercells, formed over portions of southwest Kansas and extend south through Beaver County, OK into the northeastern portions of the Texas Panhandle. The supercell furthest south dropped a tornado on Perryton, TX killing three people and leaving a path of distruction over 6 miles. Several other landspout tornadoes spun up further south of Perryton along the flanking line of the tornadic supercell. One of these landpouts took out some power poles, but remained mostly in grasslands.  These tornadic supercells also produced large hail between 1 and 2.5 in diameter.

Tornado event in OCHILTREE County, TEXAS
Start: 15-JUN-23 16:06:00
End: 15-JUN-23 16:17:00
Direct deaths: 3
Property damage: 1.00M
Event narrative: The tornado touched down to the northwest of Perryton and crossed Highway 143. It entered town, where it caused significant damage to a mobile home community. Dozens of mobile homes were completely destroyed. It continued into downtown and caused structural damage to several downtown shops, some with collapsed walls. A microwave tower was also folded in half. The tornado intensified and caused low end EF3 damage to a few retail stores in downtown and along Ash Street, some of which were completely destroyed.  As the tornado continued to the southeast across Birch and Cedar  Streets, it damaged numerous mobile homes and single family structures,  continuing as an EF2 in this area. A cell phone tower was also brought  down, which resulted in telecommunication outages. The tornado affected an industrial park area where it tossed several empty fuel tanks across Texas 143 Loop and into a field. It also pushed a full tanker truck into a pond along Loop 143. The tornado then crossed a field, before damaging a grain bin and downing about ten power poles along Highway 377. It crossed Highway 377 and lifted in an open field before it reached County Road 20.
Episode narrative: On June 13th, a supercell thunderstorm tracked southeast across southern portions of Cimarron County, Oklahoma into northern portions of Dallam County, Texas. In addition to producing large hail, three tornadoes were witnessed and documented by several storm spotters and storm chasers. Due to the lack of damage and occurring in open fields,  these have been rated EF-U(Unknown).

Tornado event in CIMARRON County, OKLAHOMA
Start: 13-JUN-23 15:06:00
End: 13-JUN-23 15:09:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 0.00K
Event narrative: This tornado developed in an open field and was documented by storm chasers and trained spotters. It did not hit anything before dissipating, thus it is rated an EFU damage rating.
Episode narrative: Multiple rounds of thunderstorms the 2nd through the 4th brought high winds, flooding, and some landspout tornadoes to the combined Panhandles. June 2nd brought high winds and flooding to both the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle. The moisture continued into the 3rd and 4th but with slower moving storms and residual outflow boundaries from the 2nd storms produced heavy long lasting rainfall, as well as landspout tornadoes to the TX Panhandle. One landspout did touch down in Amarillo causing some damage. One of the boundaries that helped produce that landspout also caused storms to linger around Amarillo causing some historic flooding with the city having to pump water out of local playa and storm collection lakes well into July.

Tornado event in POTTER County, TEXAS
Start: 03-JUN-23 18:50:00
End: 03-JUN-23 18:51:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 0.00K
Event narrative: This tornado started just to the north of the Jiffy Cleaners, where some tree limbs broke off a few trees. The top half of a tree snapped and fell alongside the Cleaners building. A rusty air conditioning unit lifted from the roof of the cleaners and was tossed into the median of Ross Osage Road. The sign of Cliffside Coffee Shop was blown out on the south side of the sign. The tornado crossed the street and appeared to gain a little more strength as it caused the brick siding of the Toot N Totum gas  station to collapse. The tornado continued across SE 27th Avenue,  where it caused minor damage to the Stars Drive- In and some cars  in the parking lot had their windows blown out from debris. The  tornado appeared to have dissipated in the field behind the Drive- In. This tornado was documented by multiple people and we are  grateful for their video evidence. Times were estimated based on  video documentation and may be adjusted with further analysis and  information.
Episode narrative: A brief tornado occurred during the early evening of Thursday August 24, 2023 in Naples, Florida. This led to minor damage, primarily to cars and large trees, across just less than a mile long path. There were no reports of injuries or deaths.

Tornado event in COLLIER County, FLORIDA
Start: 24-AUG-23 15:55:00
End: 24-AUG-23 15:58:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 100.00K
Event narrative: A brief tornado occurred during the early evening of Thursday August  24, 2023 in Naples. The tornado was believed to have touched down near  Roseate Dr and Robin Ave where multiple large tree branches were snapped off.  The tornado then traveled SW and did some roof damage to a home on Cardinal  St. Additional minor tree and aluminum damage was observed near the  Walker Technical College. The strongest wind damage was observed in the  vicinity of the college where 9 vehicles were damaged in the parking lot. Some  of the car damage was from a falling tree, and other damage was from cars being  moved into each other by the wind. The tornado then crossed Airport Rd south  of Estey Ave before lifting. Wind speeds were mostly estimated between 50-60 mph  however the strongest winds near the technical college were estimated to be  around 80 mph, for a rating of EF-0.
Episode narrative: On the late evening of July 25, a supercell developed in the eastern Dakotas and moved into west central Minnesota. This supercell grew upscale into a small bow echo as it moved east/southeast into central and eventually eastern Minnesota during the overnight hours of the 25th into the 26th. The storm produced a damage swath about 1 to 2 counties wide, with some enhanced damage from near Stevens County down through the Stearns/Kandiyohi county line. There was also a brief EF0 tornado near New London.

Tornado event in KANDIYOHI County, MINNESOTA
Start: 25-JUL-23 22:01:00
End: 25-JUL-23 22:03:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 0.00K
Event narrative: A brief tornado formed along a quasi-linear convective system (QLCS) and moved into New London. It took part of the roof off of three homes and a large shed. Other homes sustained shingle, soffit, and siding damage. At least 200 trees were broken or uprooted. Some of the adjacent damage appeared to be associated with inflow winds. The tornado was associated with a surge in the QLCS which then caused damaging downburst winds that started several miles west of New London and continued into Meeker County (see separate entries).
Episode narrative: A slow-moving cold front along with multiple upper level disturbances led to several rounds of showers and thunderstorms Wednesday October 25th through Saturday the 28th. Heavy rain and training storms produced flooding and flash flooding across many locations. The heaviest rains fell the 27th through the morning of the 28th when over 8 inches of rain fell in parts of Bosque County and in areas just southeast of Dallas. In Kaufman County, two flash flood fatalities occurred on the 28th when two vehicles were swept off the same roadway. In Bosque County, river flooding along the Brazos river flooded many nearby areas.

Tornado event in MCLENNAN County, TEXAS
Start: 28-OCT-23 15:54:00
End: 28-OCT-23 15:54:00
Direct deaths: 0
Property damage: 0.00K
Event narrative: Social media video of a brief tornado just east of Hallsburg. No known damage.