in Großenhain alone was estimated at topping 8 million Euro, with over 3000 buildings damaged. 38 people were injured, with schools closed the next day. The bridge at Mühlberg, linking the two states, was also closed temporarily due to damage to its guardrails. June There were 428 tornadoes reported in the US in June, of which 325 were confirmed. June 1 On June 1, a cold front moved into the Iowa-Nebraska area, causing severe weather across much of the region. The strongest tornado that day was an EF2 tornado that hit Ringgold County. 2 other tornadoes, rated EF0 and EF1, were confirmed in eastern Nebraska. June 2 An EF1 tornado was confirmed in the Bergholz area on June 2. It was part of a severe weather situation from a squall line that moved into Ohio. The tornado damaged some houses and destroyed several trees. Although there were no human fatalities, 2 horses were confirmed killed by flying debris. 2 additional tornadoes formed near the Texas coastline from another squall line, rated EF0 near the Chapman Ranch, Texas, and EF2 in Refugio, Texas. And 2 more confirmed tornadoes near Woodsboro, Texas, an EF0 and near Tynan, Texas, an EF1 One more tornado was confirmed near Shin Pond, Maine, that damaged many trees. June 3 (Australia) A waterspout moved onshore as a tornado at Lennox Head, New South Wales. At least 40 houses were damaged, but unofficial numbers have risen to 100, and several people were injured by the tornado. June 5–6 (United States and Canada) More severe weather developed across the Midwest on June 5. A few tornadoes developed primarily in Ohio that afternoon, but the most serious activity developed that evening. Several tornadoes took place in Iowa and more in Illinois. One especially large tornado resulted in a tornado emergency being declared that evening for Peoria, Illinois, after causing severe damage in Elmwood, Illinois. A second strong tornado formed shortly after the Elmwood, Illinois tornado in Putnam County just west of Henry, Illinois. The tornado tracked through southern La Salle County where it caused significant damage (EF2) in Magnolia, Illinois. A family of tornadoes (EF0, EF2, and EF3) struck the town of Streator, Illinois, resulting in widespread destruction throughout the area. Another tornado family (Two EF0's and one EF2) impacted Dwight, Illinois, where 1 person was killed, numerous homes were destroyed, and a train was derailed. Later that night, a