Alyssa Storm

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Recent Articles

Tornado in Westmoreland, Kansas: At Least One Death and Extensive Damage Reported

Tornado in Westmoreland, Kansas: At Least One Death and Extensive Damage Reported

Broke On: Tuesday, 30 April 2024 A tornado struck the small town of Westmoreland in Kansas on April 30, 2024, leaving at least one person dead and several others injured. The tornado destroyed or severely damaged over two dozen homes and caused extensive damage to the area. Nearly 50 million people were at risk from heavy rainfall and flash flooding across the Midwest and eastern Rockies due to the Jet stream. Officials set up a temporary shelter for displaced residents, imposed a curfew, and conducted grid searches for victims while assessing damage and restoring power.
Tornado in Westmoreland, Kansas: At Least One Death and Extensive Damage Reported

Tornado in Westmoreland, Kansas: At Least One Death and Extensive Damage Reported

Broke On: Tuesday, 30 April 2024 A tornado struck the small town of Westmoreland in Kansas on April 30, 2024, leaving at least one person dead and several others injured. The tornado destroyed or severely damaged over two dozen homes and caused extensive damage to the area. Nearly 50 million people were at risk from heavy rainfall and flash flooding across the Midwest and eastern Rockies due to the Jet stream. Officials set up a temporary shelter for displaced residents, imposed a curfew, and conducted grid searches for victims while assessing damage and restoring power.