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Thunderstorm winds estimated at least at 65 to 70 mph knocked down trees and power lines, flipped some center pivots and flattened corn from south of Goehner into the Milford area. An on-site weather station near Goehner measured 65 mph wind gusts with this storm, but more damage and probably a little stronger winds occurred in the Milford area. Vehicles and homes sustained damage due to the fallen trees, and several roads, including Highway 6, were temporarily closed because of downed trees. Milford city maintenance workers estimated it would take approximately two weeks to clean up.
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Goehner, Nebraska
| City | Goehner |
| County | Seward |
| State | Nebraska (NE) |
| Country | United States |
| Zip Codes | 68364 |
A wide swath of straight line wind damage was noted to the south of the track of the tornado associated with the rear-flank downdraft. This damage included areas from near Cardova northeast to southeast of Beaver Crossing and was nearly 4 miles wide at times. The damage surveyed was consistent with winds greater than 100 mph. The damage included downed power poles, completely destroyed outbuildings at numerous farmsteads, numerous center pivots flipped and trees uprooted and snapped.