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In addition to the tornado, half inch diameter hail was reported, and strong winds caused about $1000 damage.  The storm also produced 1.5 inches of rain at Morris in only 30 minutes.

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This tornado touched down 5 miles southeast of Carlock, but caused no damage.

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This tornado touched down 2 miles southeast of Lincoln, and raced northeast at 70 mph into southwest McLean County.  It arrived in the town of McLean at 2:16 pm, causing $600,000 damage.

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This tornado touched down 3 miles south of Colfax and moved northeast, passing south of Anchor.  Buildings and equipment were destroyed on 8 separate farms.  Air surveys showed spiral damage patterns caused by multiple vortices within the tornado.

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This tornado touched down 10 miles west-southwest of Decatur, just north of the Sangamon River.  It moved east-northeast, and crossed old US-36 about a mile west of Wyckles Corner, damaging a number of homes and power lines there.  It then moved across the Macon County Fairgrounds, killing an elderly man and severely injuring his wife.  It crossed I-72 4 miles north of Decatur, lifting a section of concrete where the interstate was being built.  The tornado lifted 5 miles north-northeast of Decatur.  Damage was estimated at $3.4 million, including the destruction of 52 homes and major damage to 110 others.  In some locations, the damage was very close to F4 intensity.

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This tornado touched down midway between Farmer City and Mansfield, and moved northeast to near the McLean/Champaign County line west of Fisher.

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This tornado destroyed a building in Owaneco and damaged a grain elevator, before continuing northeast through mainly open country.

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This tornado touched down just east of Hammond, and tracked to the northeast, causing about $3,000 damage.

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This tornado touched down near Tolono, killing one person inside a mobile home.  A large barn, 3 tool sheds and some farm equipment were destroyed 2 miles northeast of Tolono, killing 5 cows in the process.  Four farms were damaged as the storm passed near Philo, and tracked northeast to pass just north of Philo.

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This tornado touched down 4 miles south of Sidney, then moved northeast through the Homer Lake Conservation Area to just east of Ogden, continuing into Vermilion County.  Several homes and the park headquarters were destroyed.  The tornado blew 3 trucks off I-74 just east of Ogden.

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This tornado, from the same thunderstorm that produced the F1 tornado near Homer and Fithian, touched down 2 miles southwest of Bismarck and moved northeast.  It significantly affected homes on the west side of Bismarck, as well as the township high school.  Damage in Bismarck was estimated at $1 million.

Summary:

Several funnel clouds were observed across Coles County during mid afternoon.  One touched down near Mattoon, causing minor damage to some signage.  However, the clouds mostly remained aloft over the path shown.