Rare February Tornado Outbreak Hits Midwest

A series of severe storms spawned multiple tornadoes across the Great Lakes region, causing widespread damage but no reported injuries.

Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes caused extensive damage in the Midwest, affecting areas from Chicago suburbs to eastern Michigan.
No injuries have been reported despite the significant destruction of homes, barns, and power outages across four states.
Confirmed and suspected tornadoes in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio disrupted lives, with residents scrambling for safety during the night.
Weather authorities are investigating the storms, which followed an unusual spell of warm weather, to confirm tornado reports.
The unusual February weather event is considered rare for the region, with meteorologists noting it's ahead of schedule for this time of year.