14 tornadoes touched down in Pennsylvania, making this outbreak the largest tornado event to occur in the state during the month of October, and largest tornado outbreak in the state in over 20 years. A total of 19 tornadoes were confirmed overall, and one person was injured. October 11 (Australia) A severe spring storm outbreak in eastern Queensland, Australia resulted in one confirmed but possibly up to three tornadoes. Several houses were badly damaged and many sheds and outbuildings destroyed when a tornado hit Tansey, north-west of Brisbane. A possible tornado passed south-east of Kingaroy, damaging property at Coolabunia. Straight-line winds and hail of up to from the same storm caused extensive damage to fruit crops and livestock and injured four people. A third suspected but unconfirmed tornado occurred north of Gympie. Damaging supercells were recorded from Dalby north to Blackwater during the event. October 13 (Hurricane Sergio) Twelve tornadoes occurred in Texas and Arizona as a result of the increased moisture from Hurricane Sergio. An EF2 tornado near Christoval extensively damaged a metal building and either uprooted or snapped many trees, causing US$200,000 in damage. In Brady, an EF0 tornado uprooted one tree, which caused another to fall on a home, which triggered roof damage, resulting in US$150,000 in damage. Approximately US$25,000 in damage occurred near Sardis when an EF0 tornado damaged a corner of a gymnasium, broke out windows on cars, bent down light-poles and handicap signs in a parking lot, and threw a trailer into a nearby field. Two tornadoes occurred near Chat. The first was an EF0 tornado that damaged a few trees as well as shingles and fences at multiple homes, generating US$15,000 in damage. The second was an EF1 tornado that substantially damaged one home, damaged the roof and deck of another, destroyed a shed, and tossed a boat and RV trailer, resulting in about US$50,000 in damage. An EF0 tornado near Brandon caused about US$5,000 in tree damage. At least four more EF0 tornadoes occurred: two in Navarro County, one in Freestone County, and one in Panola County. Two Ef0 tornadoes were confirmed in rural parts of Arizona, neither of which caused any damage. October 31 – November 2 On October 31, the Storm Prediction Center issued an enhanced risk of severe weather for eastern Texas, much of Louisiana, and southwestern Mississippi. This included a 10% hatched risk area for tornadoes. Later that