Dozens of Tornadoes Rip Down Power Lines, Roofs In Severe Storm Surge
Summary
Many tornadoes hit the U.S. Midwest, causing damage to homes, power lines, and trees in several states from Oklahoma to the Great Lakes. While there were some minor injuries reported, no deaths were confirmed, and efforts are underway to restore power and support affected communities.Key Facts
- Tornadoes struck multiple states including Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, and Oklahoma during a severe weather period starting Monday.
- About 30 homes were damaged in Marion, Minnesota, and other homes in Olmsted County and surrounding areas also saw damage.
- A tornado caused significant damage in Marathon County, Wisconsin, prompting multiple law enforcement responses.
- Lena, Illinois experienced extensive damage to homes and businesses and loss of power, leading officials to close the village to ensure public safety.
- Belton, Missouri suffered widespread damage and several minor injuries; prior preparations helped the emergency response.
- Tornado warnings were issued for parts of Wisconsin and Illinois, and tornado watches covered around 26 million people.
- Over 87,000 homes and businesses lost power across Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
- Flood watches and warnings were also active in many affected states due to heavy rains accompanying the storms.
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