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Multiple tornadoes leave significant damage in southeast Missouri & southwest Illinois

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UPDATE: 2:30 p.m.

The tornado that moved between St. Mary and Chester has been upgraded to an EF-2, due to come of the damage discovered in the St. Mary area. 

UPDATE: 12:50 p.m.

The tornado near Fredericktown has now been upgraded to an EF-3. The survey continues and updates will be issued if more intense damage is discovered. 

UPDATE: 12:28 p.m.

The National Weather Service St. Louis says at least EF-1 damage was found north of Chester, IL. 

The survey is still ongoing and the rating for the tornado may increase. 

UPDATE: 11:22 a.m.

Video from Chester, IL of damage left behind by suspected tornado. 

Damage left behind in St. Mary, Missouri from a suspected tornado. 

UPDATE: 10:38 a.m.

The National Weather Service St. Louis found at least EF-2 damage near the town of Fredericktown, Missouri. 

The survey is still ongoing and the rating for the tornado may increase. 


ORIGINAL STORY

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BREMEN, Il (WSIL) -- Multiple tornadoes touched down Sunday evening in southeast Missouri and southwest Illinois, leaving behind damage to building, trees, and causing thousands of power outages.

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A tornado was reported near St. Mary, Missouri around 9 p.m. Sunday evening. That tornado uprooting trees and causing damage to several buildings in the community. A Tornado Emergency was then issued for Chester, Illinois. The tornado caused damage just north of town and continued east, where more damage was reported in the small village of Bremen.

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Another tornado was reported near Fredricktown, Missouri. The likely tornado tracked on the north side of Fredricktown, reportedly causing significant damage to the Black River Electric Co-Op building.

The National Weather Service offices in St. Louis and Paducah will likely conduct storm surveys in the next few days to determine tornado tracks and the strength.

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