had a max width of 100 yards. It touched down near Lake Road and Point Drive in Conneaut. From where it traveled East along lake road lifting up near the intersection of Broad and Russel Street. Main Damage was downed trees and limbs with some roof damage. With one Garage roof being torn off completely. In St. Clair County, one person was killed and four others were injured in a campground when a confirmed EF1 tornado tossed several trailers into a lake. A tornado also touched down in West Michigan. An EF0 tornado was confirmed to have hit Gobles in Van Buren County early in the afternoon. June 30 – July 2 Moisture and bands associated with Hurricane Alex and its remnants spun off several tornadoes in South Texas starting on June 30. The most significant damage took place in Hebbronville, Texas, on July 2 where several businesses and mobile homes were heavily damaged. Other tornadoes, all weak, were reported in the region. July There were 174 tornadoes reported in the US in July, of which 129 were confirmed. July 2 An F3 tornado hit the Kawacatoose First Nations reserve north of Regina, Saskatchewan, in Canada at approximately 5 pm CDT, it destroyed at least 13 houses. A state of emergency has been declared for the reserve. It was the strongest tornado in Canada since 2007. Over the previous few days, a related weather system has affected much of Saskatchewan causing severe flooding, including mass evacuations in nearby Yorkton, Saskatchewan. July 14 A hot, extremely humid and highly unstable air mass, with dewpoints exceeding 80 °F (27 °C) in many areas, combined with a cold front across portions of the Upper Midwest. A moderate risk of severe weather was issued for the region, as tornadoes began to develop in Minnesota on the afternoon of July 14. Several tornadoes were reported across the region, along with widespread moderate wind damage. The strongest tornado was rated EF2. July 15–16 (Philippines) As Tropical Storm Conson trekked through the Philippines, its outer bands spawned a tornado in Koronadal City, destroying 13 homes and flattening agricultural land. On July 16, another tornado struck the country, touching down in South Cotabato province. The tornado was responsible for at least 3 million pesos (US$65,000) of agricultural and property losses. July 21–24 Several stalled fronts across a large swath from the Upper Midwest to New England resulted in