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Damage reported south of the Quad Cities

Storms that passed through Burlington, Iowa on Thursday, May 30, 2013 produced damages.
Trees down in Burlington, Iowa. 5-30-2013. (Photo submitted by Kathi L. via Facebook)

Storms that passed through on Thursday, May 30, 2013 produced wind damages

A power pole and lines down blocked southbound lanes of US-67 in Mercer County, Illinois.  Traffic was rerouted in Viola.

A trained spotter reported trees were knocked down in winds estimated at 70 miles per hour just south of Aledo as well.

The National weather service reported a trained spotter clocked winds in Muscatine at 75 mph just after 4:30 p.m.

The Henderson County Emergency Manager reported trees and power lines down in the county, and said properties in Oquawka sustained significant damage.

A spotter also reported one-inch hail in Muscatine County.

Click here for damages reported north of the Quad Cities.

Wind damage was also reported in Conesville in Muscatine County, where winds reportedly damaged a mobile  home and trees were down throughout the town.

The Des Moines County Iowa Emergency Manager reported wind damage from a thunderstorm at 4 p.m. in Burlington. From that storm, officials at the Burlington Airport reported a wind gust of 81 mph.

High winds upward of 70 mph were reported. News 8 viewers and spotters have reported numerous trees down.

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