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(KNZA)--A rain and wind storm that moved through Brown County Tuesday morning caused damage at a rural Robinson farmstead.
Extensive damage was reported to a machine shed containing farm equipment at the Randy and Karen Korthanke residence located at 2296 270th Road about four miles north of the Brown County Lake. In addition, three large trees were blown over at the residence.
No injuries were reported.
No other damage was reported in the county from the storm.
Brown County was not under any storm warning or watch at the time of the incident around 9:30 Tuesday morning.
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