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From August 4–8, 2023, an unusual late-season severe weather and tornado outbreak sequence impacted multiple regions of the United States. Throughout the five-day period, numerous tornadoes struck the Eastern United States, the Plains, the South and the Midwest. Some of the tornadoes were strong and caused major damage. This included an EF3 tornado formed in Lewis County, New York, causing severe damage to homes, barns, forested areas, a ski resort, and a motel. Another EF3 tornado touched down near Yuma, Colorado, causing significant damage to a home and several farm structures in Yuma County. In Baring, Missouri, a strong nocturnal EF2 tornado caused extensive damage throughout the town, where the local post office was destroyed, homes and businesses were damaged, and two people were injured. A long-tracked EF2 tornado moved through Sangamon and Christian counties in Illinois, destroying a house, damaging several other homes, and resulting in extensive tree damage along its path. The third EF2 tornado of the outbreak struck western portions of Knoxville, Tennessee, damaging multiple houses and an apartment complex. This severe weather outbreak sequence left approximately 1 million residents without power and led to over 1,000 preliminary wind reports. Additionally, heavy rainfall prompted a rare flash flood emergency in Cambridge, Maryland. Two non-tornadic fatalities occurred as well.