Ford pick-up truck was thrown half a mile with its engine block ripped out of the frame. Very heavy scouring was noted to a sugar-beet field in this area, with beets being yanked out of the ground. Peak wind speeds in this area were estimated to be . The tornado continued for about a mile and soon dissipated southwest of Doran. Aside from this violent tornado, a few other weaker tornadoes occurred near Fergus Falls and Campbell. Evansville nearly sustained a direct hit from an EF1 and another EF1 tornado occurred near Parkers Prairie. In total, 13 tornadoes touched down and there was only 1 injury. August 12 Another round of severe weather took place on August 12 in the northern Plains. The most intense tornado took place near Bowbells, North Dakota, which was an EF3. One person was killed and one was injured when a vehicle was thrown and destroyed. August 22–24 (Europe) A tornado outbreak struck the coast of the Baltic Sea in Mecklenburg Western Pomerania (Northeastern Germany) and parts of the middle Western state Hesse. At least five tornadoes have been confirmed. Two of them were strong: one in Neppermin on the Island of Usedom (F2) and another one in the Hessean village of Lumda near Grünberg (F3). September There were 61 tornadoes reported in the US in September, of which 57 were confirmed. September 4 (Australia) A tornado was reported just east of Broadford in Victoria. The tornado had a damage path around wide and long, with numerous trees damaged and damage to a home's roof. September 7–8 (Tropical Storm Hermine) A few tornadoes were reported across parts of Texas and in southern Oklahoma on September 7–8 as a result of Tropical Storm Hermine and its remnants. Most of them were weak, but one EF2 tornado touched down in Dallas on the afternoon of September 8, heavily damaging at least one building near downtown. September 14–15 Tornadoes were reported in northwest Kansas on September 14, causing minimal damage. On September 15, several tornadoes were reported in south central Kansas, again causing minimal damage. However, the tornadoes across south central Kansas were also accompanied by hail up to in diameter (larger than grapefruit size), which caused widespread damage. The hailstone measuring in diameter, in circumference, and weighing set a new record for the largest hailstone by diameter in the state of Kansas, breaking the old record of