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Storms cause damages in parts of Iowa

April 20, 2017 By Matt Kelley

Storm near Templeton.

The storms that rumbled across Iowa last night produced at least one tornado.

The twister was spotted around 8 p.m. a couple miles southwest of Carroll in west-central Iowa.

No one was injured, but the brief tornado downed trees and power poles,

overturned a camper in the town of Halbur, and damaged a few outbuildings – according to reports to the National Weather Service.

Camper tipped over near Halbur.

Quarter-size hail and wind gusts of 60 miles an hour were reported across much of the state.

Building damaged southest of Carroll.

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