Rapidly Developing Tornadoes Cause Devastation in Livonia and Maryland

A sudden EF-1 tornado in Michigan results in a child's death and severe injuries, while multiple twisters hit Maryland, highlighting shifting tornado patterns.

A 2-year-old boy died and his mother was critically injured when a tornado struck their home in Livonia, Michigan.
The tornado developed quickly, leaving little time for warnings, and uprooted trees caused significant damage.
Maryland experienced a series of tornadoes, injuring at least five people and causing widespread damage.
Recent studies suggest Tornado Alley may be shifting eastward, with more tornadoes occurring in the eastern U.S.
The National Weather Service faced challenges in issuing timely warnings due to the rapid development of these tornadoes.