Severe storms have battered the Central US, bringing tornadoes, giant hail, and damaging winds from Kansas to Wisconsin and beyond.
Millions remain at risk as more storms are expected through Friday, with tornadoes, large hail, and flooding possible in several states including Oklahoma, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Authorities warn of power outages, property damage, and rising river levels, urging residents to prepare for evacuations and monitor weather alerts closely.
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