Deadly Storms, Tornadoes Sweep Across Central US
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Powerful storms, including tornadoes and golf ball-sized hail, swept across the central US, causing at least two deaths and widespread power outages. A semi-truck driver was killed in Indiana, and a man died in Oklahoma after a tree fell on his trailer. The storms, fueled by unseasonably warm temperatures and a cold front, impacted tens of millions, stretching from the Midwest to the East Coast. Hundreds of thousands lost power, particularly in Michigan and Wisconsin, where ice and snow accumulated on power lines. Further tornado activity is predicted for midweek.
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