A deadly storm system tore through the U.S. Midwest late Thursday, claiming three lives in Winchester, Indiana, as a likely tornado flattened homes and left communities reeling. The victims were at a trailer home park in the small town, roughly 70 miles northeast of Indianapolis, according to state police.
While the National Weather Service hasn’t officially confirmed the tornado, officials said damage patterns and eyewitness footage make it “likely.” The chaos unfolded as violent storms stretched from Texas to Ohio, with winds shredding roofs, uprooting trees, and battering nearby towns.
“This is a heartbreaking situation,” one local resident tweeted, sharing photos of debris-strewn streets. Emergency crews worked overnight to assess damage and restore power, while shelters opened for displaced families.
Authorities urge caution as more severe weather is predicted across the region this weekend. Stay tuned for updates!
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The victims were at a trailer home park in the small town, roughly 70 miles northeast of Indianapolis, according to state police.
While the National Weather Service hasn’t officially confirmed the tornado, officials said damage patterns and eyewitness footage make it “likely.” The chaos unfolded as violent storms stretched from Texas to Ohio, with winds shredding roofs, uprooting trees, and battering nearby towns.
“This is a heartbreaking situation,” one local resident tweeted, sharing photos of debris-strewn streets. Emergency crews worked overnight to assess damage and restore power, while shelters opened for displaced families.
Authorities urge caution as more severe weather is predicted across the region this weekend. Stay tuned for updates!
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