near Reserve, Montana, as a ranch was destroyed. The same tornado also injured an elderly woman. This tornado is tied with another tornado on June 10, 1923, in Rivulet for the deadliest tornado in the state. Separately, another tornado hit the northern sections of Nashville, Tennessee, damaging over a dozen homes and other structures. July 27 (Poland) In Poland an F2 tornado hit Wola Rębkowska where 32 homes were damaged. The second F2 tornado hit by Annosław and damaged 6 houses August There were 70 tornadoes reported in the US in August, of which 55 were confirmed. In addition to the events listed below, there were two tornadoes in the Philippines, one on August 10 and the other on August 19. Collectively, the two storms injured three people and destroyed 18 homes. August 1 (Australia) A tornado ripped through the town of Penola in far southern South Australia. It caused severe damage in the town, destroying four buildings and rendering many others unusable. With a damage bill of almost 3 million Australian dollars, it was one of the most damaging tornadoes recorded in Australia. August 7 A series of mainly weak tornadoes occurred in the Minnesota-Wisconsin region on August 7th. These tornadoes were spawned by a large, positively-tilted trough located in Québec with dew points reaching into the mid-70s in southeast North Dakota and western Minnesota. The first tornado that hit the region that day was a very photogenic "drillbit" tornado that touched down south-southwest of Tyler, North Dakota. As the tornado moved east-northeast, it crossed SE 89th Street and started to carve deep scour marks into the earth. Soon after, the tornado struck a farmstead at EF3 intensity along SE 183rd Avenue located just west of the North Dakota and Minnesota border. A home and a shelter-belt of trees were severely damaged at the farmstead. Another shelter-belt of trees were debarked as it crossed into Minnesota. As the tornado crossed into Minnesota, the tornado still maintained a "drillbit" formation and continued to carve apparent scour marks into the earth. Soon after moving into Minnesota, the tornado then crossed County Highway 9 where it erratically tracked in between two farmsteads. The southeast corner of one of the farmsteads sustained a direct hit at low-end EF4 intensity, completely sweeping away seven well-built farm buildings and severely damaging a home. Major tree damage was noted to the shelter-belt surrounding the farmstead. A