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Storm damage near 38th and Fourth avenues in Minneapolis.
Photo Courtesy of Jeff Blanch

Dozens of tornadoes touched down throughout the state on June 17, killing at least three and injuring scores more. Farms and towns experienced water and wind damage, and the recovery has just begun after what may be a record day for tornado touchdowns in Minnesota history.

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Wadena Community Center clock
Clock found at Wadena Community Center, stopped at the time the tornado hit.
Courtesy Adrian Herbst
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Storm damage
Storm damage near 38th and Fourth avenues in Minneapolis.
Photo Courtesy of Jeff Blanch
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Silo flattened in St. Charles
A silo flattened in St. Charles by the June 17 storms.
Courtesy Darrin Summer