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US midwestern states at risk of severe thunderstorms, weather agency warns
- About 26 million people are under tornado watches from Wisconsin to Oklahoma as severe storms loom.
- The National Weather Service warned of large hail and possible dangerous wind speeds with the storm system.
- Residents were urged to stay indoors and away from windows during any severe weather episodes.
- The storms followed days of tornadoes, hail and flooding across the central US.
- Wisconsin and Illinois saw significant damage, with emergency responses activated.
- The National Weather Service forecast shows storms moving through north-west Oklahoma into western Missouri Friday afternoon and evening.
- A rare 'particularly dangerous situation' threat level was assigned to tornadoes in Illinois and Wisconsin.
- Social media posts showed damaged roofs, broken windows, and debris across affected towns.
- Governor Tony Evers declared a state of emergency to coordinate emergency response efforts.
- The storm system threatened multiple states, from Wisconsin to Oklahoma, with potential widespread disruption.
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