A series of tornadoes struck southern Minnesota and Buffalo, New York, causing significant damage but no reported injuries. In Minnesota, tornadoes were reported in multiple counties, including Waseca, Watonwan, and Freeborn, resulting in damaged buildings, uprooted trees, and downed power lines. Meanwhile, a waterspout from Lake Erie turned into a tornado as it moved into downtown Buffalo, flipping cars, damaging buildings, and leaving thousands without power. This tornado was the third in Erie County within a month, following incidents in Eden and West Falls. Officials in both regions are still assessing the full extent of the damages. Emergency services have urged residents to stay alert and avoid affected areas.