struck areas near the town of Ralls about 2.5 hours later, causing almost $800,000 in damage. The next day, another 1000 yard wide F3 touched down west of Vera, Texas and tracked 16.3 miles to just east of Goree. Although the tornado missed Goree, strong winds of up to 70 mph knocked down trees and power lines in the town. No fatalities or injuries occurred. May 25 (Brazil) A strong F3 multi-vortex tornado struck Indaiatuba, São Paulo. The tornado caused damage estimated at R$97.2 million (BRL), which led the government to declare a state of public calamity. This was the first multi-vortex tornado to be registered in the Southern Hemisphere and the first to be recorded through images. June There were 317 tornadoes confirmed in the US in June. June 9–13 A four-day tornado outbreak struck a large portion of the U.S. The outbreak started on the 9th, when 37 tornadoes touched down across five states, with 25 of them in Kansas. Two F3 tornadoes touched down; the first was in Trego County, Kansas and the other in Petersburg/Allmon, Texas. June 10 saw 13 F0 tornadoes touch down across four states while June 11 produced 24 additional weak tornadoes across five states. On June 12, 14 more tornadoes touched down across four states with 11 of them being in Texas. All the tornadoes were weak except for a 1200 yard wide F2 that tracked 2 miles in an unusual southwestward direction in Kent County, Texas. 17 more weak tornadoes touched down across six states before the outbreak ended. Overall, 105 tornadoes touched down, although there were no fatalities or injuries. July There were 138 tornadoes confirmed in the US in July, many of which were attributed to the hyperactive 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season. July 6–8 (Hurricane Cindy) Hurricane Cindy spawned 48 tornadoes in the Southeast. On July 6, one person was injured by an F1 tornado near Woodland, Alabama, the only casualty from the outbreak. An F2 tornado also struck the Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Georgia. July 9–14 (Hurricane Dennis) Hurricane Dennis spawned 17 weak tornadoes in the Southeast. There were no fatalities or injures. There were also no tornadoes on July 12. July 20 (Hurricane Emily) Hurricane Emily spawned 11 weak tornadoes in Texas. There were no fatalities or injuries. July 28 (U.K.) A strong tornado struck Birmingham, United Kingdom, injuring 19 people, three of which were reported