Tornado damage reported after Thursday's severe storms in Minnesota
Damage reports have been filed after tornado activity in northern Minnesota on Thursday evening. Severe storms brought large hail, strong winds and tornado activity to the eastern half of Minnesota starting Thursday afternoon, and weather officials have received two reports of tornadoes to the northwest of Duluth.
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