Summary:

The tornado began on the Chippewa County side of the Minnesota River, just east of the golf course. It moved east-northeast across the south side of Montevideo. Most of the damage was to trees, but siding and shingles were taken off a few homes and the Montevideo Community Center.

Summary:

This tornado touched down in a corn field and moved northeast across many fields. It hit a church, several farms and a restaurant. Three of the farms were particularly hard hit, losing grain bins and machine sheds. 

Summary:

This tornado touched down in a field and moved
northeast from Swift County into Pope County. It tore through a number of fields, hit several farms, and hit homes on the east side of Camp Lake. The worst damage was at Camp Lake, where outbuildings were demolished, a mobile home was rolled, and a modular home sustained heavy damage. 

Summary:

The tornado touched down on the northwest edge of Belgrade and moved east-northeast across the northern edge of town. It damaged dozens of trees and blew a shed across the street. There were many trees down around the rest of Belgrade due to downburst.

Summary:

This tornado touched down in a field and soon hit
a farm, destroying several outbuildings. It moved through numerous fields, and hit three more farms and destroyed more sheds.

Summary:

This tornado touched down just east of Big Swan
Lake, where it hit one house, then moved across the northern end of Long Lake, hitting more homes, then after moving over fields and woods, hit the eastern end of Little Swan Lake, including the community of Pillsbury. More homes were damaged, including one that was pushed off its foundation. After leaving Pillsbury, the tornado moved through more fields and woods. It dissipated just as it reached the Todd-Morrison County line, about two miles north of Swanville. Downburst damage hit Swanville and areas north of Swanville.

Summary:

This tornado uprooted or snapped dozens of trees south of Montevideo and just east of the Minnesota River.