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Brief Tornado Believed to Have Caused Damage to Farm Near Sibley

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Brief Tornado Believed to Have Caused Damage to Farm Near Sibley

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Sibley, IA (KICD)—A brief tornado is believed to have caused some damage to farm near Sibley Friday afternoon.

A delayed report sent to the National Weather Service Friday evening by Osceola County Emergency Management says the twister is believed to have touched down around 3:40 damaging an outbuilding was damaged along with some trees.

There was no indications on radar of rotation and no warning was issued, but the report notes drone footage shows a damage path in a nearby field leading up to that farm.

Any photos of damage or other severe weather are always appreciated and can be sent to weather@spencerradiogroup.com or uploaded to social media.

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