Severe Storms Devastate Communities Across U.S. and Canada

Tornadoes, flash floods, and extreme weather cause widespread damage and power outages from the Plains to New England.

A tornado in Rome, New York, caused significant damage, including moving a B-52 bomber and destroying historic buildings.
Flash floods in the Ozarks led to evacuations and water rescues, with up to 11 inches of rain reported in some areas.
Severe storms left hundreds of thousands without power during a heatwave, with temperatures feeling over 100 degrees in parts of the East Coast.
At least five deaths have been attributed to the storms, including fatalities in New York, Illinois, and Indiana.
Flooding in Toronto stranded drivers and closed major roads, necessitating multiple water rescues.