Fast-moving storms batter the Midwest, with more on the way
Summary
Fast-moving storms hit parts of the U.S. Midwest, causing heavy rain, hail, strong winds, flooding, and some people needing rescue. More storms are expected, with risks including tornadoes, especially in Missouri and Illinois. Earlier, tornadoes in northern Texas caused deaths and damaged homes.Key Facts
- Storms brought hail, strong wind, and heavy rain to the Midwest on Monday.
- Over 64 million people in the Midwest faced the risk of severe storms.
- The St. Louis area had a moderate risk for tornadoes and large hail.
- Kansas City fire department conducted 11 water rescues with no injuries reported.
- Kansas City International Airport received 3.2 inches of rain in six hours.
- Northern Texas had tornadoes that killed at least two people and damaged many homes.
- An EF-2 tornado with winds up to 135 mph hit Runaway Bay, Texas.
- Emergency crews faced difficulty reaching some areas due to blocked roads and downed utilities.
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