Tornadoes, Hail, Flash Floods Hit Central US
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Severe thunderstorms wreaked havoc across the central US on March 10-11, bringing tornadoes, massive hail, and flash flooding. Over four million people were under tornado watches, with confirmed twisters hitting Illinois and Indiana. Hail as large as grapefruits caused significant damage, while flash flooding stranded cars in Michigan. In Lake Village, Indiana, a direct tornado strike destroyed homes, and Kankakee County, Illinois, saw widespread debris from downed trees and power lines. Tornado watches extended into Ohios western counties, with more storms expected. Unseasonably warm temperatures fueled the chaos, smashing records. For safety during nighttime storms, seek shelter in an interior room on the lowest floor, cover up, and protect your head from debris.
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