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Tornadoes, Huge Hail Tear Through Wisconsin and Iowa as Multi-Day Severe Storm Threat Continues
More than 59,000 outages were reported in Michigan as tornadoes, hail and flooding damaged buildings and forced rescues across the region.
- On Tuesday, tornado warnings forced students and staff at the University of Michigan and University of Arkansas to take shelter as severe storms continued across the southern Plains to Upper Midwest region.
- More than 62,000 customers in Michigan and more than 20,000 in Wisconsin lost power Wednesday morning, according to PowerOutage.us, following destructive storms that swept through earlier this week.
- Powerful thunderstorms brought 80 mph wind gusts to Grand Rapids, Michigan, and softball-sized hail near Maple Bluff, Wisconsin, while a destructive twister near Union Center, Wisconsin, damaged multiple structures, prompting a "particularly dangerous situation" warning.
- Rising floodwaters forced rescues in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where five vehicles became stranded near Timmerman Airport, and authorities in Cheboygan, Michigan, issued evacuation notices along the Cheboygan River following a levee breach.
- A Level 2 of 4 flash flooding threat remains in place for the Upper Midwest on Wednesday; the region faces continued caution as rivers run high, though the storm threat is expected to decrease by Thursday.
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Dangerous tornadoes rip across Midwest
Monster twisters charge across several states, leaving homes destroyed and debris flying. Flooding is also a major concern in parts of Michigan and Wisconsin. NBC News’ Shaquille Brewster has the latest on the threat and the clean up.
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Tornadoes, huge hail tear through Wisconsin and Iowa as multi-day severe storm threat continues
CNN, KSHB, KMBC, WLUK, WPBN, KCNC, X , @KANSASHOOPS, SUAMICO FIRE DEPARTMENT, TONI WILSON-MANN, X / @kansashoops By Meteorologists Briana Waxman, Dakota Smith (CNN) — Tornadoes and baseball-sized hail tore through parts of Wisconsin and Iowa on Tuesday evening, leaving behind damaged buildings and at least one home destroyed. The severe weather is part of a multi-day outbreak that began Monday and will continue through the end of the week from t…
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