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Deaths, damage reported as severe weather spawns tornadoes, flash flooding in the Midwest - AP News

Overnight storms in the Midwest unleashed deadly tornadoes and flash flooding, leaving at least two people dead and hundreds of thousands without power.
Here in Lubbock, we understand the sudden fury severe weather can bring, especially during spring storm season. From the hail that pummels homes near Tech Terrace to the tornados that can sweep across the plains west of town, residents constantly monitor forecasts. Our local emergency services routinely prepare for similar widespread outages and rescue operations.
The devastation hundreds of miles away highlights the inherent dangers of severe weather systems. For Lubbockites, it reinforces the importance of having a family safety plan and knowing your local shelter options, whether you live by the Depot District or out in Raintree. Rapid weather changes demand constant vigilance from everyone.
Even far from home, weather's impact always makes us look skyward.
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