Tornado Outbreak in Midwest Leaves Dozens Dead

A multi-day outbreak of dangerous tornadoes and severe storms tore through the central U.S., killing at least 63 people across 11 states.
The deadly weather caused widespread destruction, obliterating homes, businesses, power lines, and farms.
The storms come amid a trend of increasingly frequent and intense tornadoes shifting into more vulnerable regions.
The hardest-hit areas were still assessing damage and facilitating rescue and recovery efforts as forecasters warned of the potential for additional severe weather.
President Biden approved disaster declarations and promised federal assistance for the affected states.