Millions under threat of strong tornadoes and violent winds as storm danger increases Friday
- On Thursday and Friday, severe storms with tornadoes and wind gusts up to 79 mph hit the Chicago area and Midwest, causing widespread damage and power outages.
- These storms formed after record-breaking heat on Thursday and followed warnings as the Storm Prediction Center issued enhanced severe weather risk and tornado watches for several states.
- The storms toppled trees, downed power lines, forced evacuation shelters in Dodge County, Wisconsin, and delayed Beyoncé’s Chicago Soldier Field concert originally scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday.
- Officials reported nearly 400,000 homes and businesses lost power across five Midwest states Friday morning, with one person hospitalized and many streets closed due to storm damage.
- Severe weather threats including tornadoes, damaging winds, large hail, and torrential rain remain high through Friday and beyond, posing ongoing risks to millions across the Midwest and eastern United States.
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Millions under threat of strong tornadoes and violent winds as storm danger increases Friday
By Mary Gilbert, Emma Tucker, Taylor Ward, CNN (CNN) — An incredibly dangerous day of severe thunderstorms including the potential for long-lasting, powerful tornadoes and hurricane-strength wind gusts is ahead for the eastern half of the United States Friday. The threat for tornadoes and damaging winds is escalating after the same system already produced destructive storms and tornadoes in the Midwest and Great Lakes Thursday. It’s all part of …
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