June 24
- 1967 - A small but violent tornado outbreak impacted northern France, resulting in eight fatalities. An F5 tornado destroyed homes in Écoust-Saint-Mein and Palluel, killing six people and injuring 30. An F4 tornado killed two people and injured 50 in Pommereuil. The next day, three F3 tornadoes touched down in Belgium and the Netherlands, killing seven more people.
- 2021 – A rare, powerful and deadly F4 tornado passed through several villages in southeastern Czech Republic, causing catastrophic damage and resulting in the deaths of six people. At least others were injured. The tornado caused 15+ billion CZK (~693.9 million USD) in damage.