tracking towards the east, last seen near Luna Pier. Damage in the nearby Toledo, Ohio, area was also storm-caused, with the historic 126-year-old town hall (built in 1884) and fire department in Edgarton being severely damaged from high winds and an EF1 tornado, with many trees in the area down. After roughly 11:35 pm EDT, the storms had faded in strength somewhat as they tracked off to the east over Lake Erie, between Erie, Pennsylvania, and St. Thomas, Ontario. Farther south, damaging tornadoes were also reported near Goshen, Indiana, embedded in an intense hybrid derecho. An EF1 tornado has been confirmed ahead of straight-lined wind damage in Matteson and Park Forest, Illinois, in suburban Chicago. The wind damage sent out tornado warnings in the Chicago area. The next day, more severe weather developed in the Northeast. Most of the damage was due to winds, but a possible tornado slammed into downtown Bridgeport, Connecticut, collapsing a building and damaging others, and knocking down many trees. Much of the damaging was due to straight line winds, but a brief EF1 tornado touched down in the downtown core. June 25–26 The pattern of strong storms continued into June 25 and 26 with a new storm system. The strongest tornado touched down near Sibley, Iowa, and Little Rock, Iowa, it was an EF4 that flattened several houses and farm buildings as it remained in rural countryside. Other tornadoes were reported on both days. They included at least four EF2 tornadoes in southern Minnesota that did significant damage. June 27 A warm front with a weak line of thunderstorms moved through the central Great Lakes in the early afternoon of Sunday, June 27, firing up quickly, spawning several funnel clouds, and at least two touchdowns in Washtenaw and Wayne Counties in Michigan, and in neighbouring Essex County, Ontario tracking through rural farmland near Cottam, Ontario, and past Windfall, Ontario, before lifting near Quinn, Ontario. Light damage was reported across the Metro Detroit area from Taylor, Ann Arbor, north to Novi, mostly with downed trees and powerlines, along with minor structural damage. There was also an EF0 tornado that formed near Erie, Pennsylvania, in Presque Isle State Park at 7:36 pm EST. Its path was wide and damage was focused to about 50 trees in the storm's path that were knocked down. Conneaut, Ohio from 6:54 until 6:59 pm, an EF1 tornado traveled 2.3 miles and