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A Series of Severe Storms Sweeping the Midwest May Trigger Tornadoes
After heavy storms swept across the Midwest on Tuesday, hundreds of thousands remained without power on Wednesday. In addition, meteorologists warn that severe storms might hit some of the same regions again on Wednesday night.
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