Environment
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Derecho Injures Four People in the Northern Tier of the United States; Sioux Falls Sky Turns Green
The derecho swept through five states with Iowa and South Dakota being the hardest hit. A derecho or line of storms on Tuesday, July 6, plowed through the northern tier of the United States, including the northern Plains and the Midwest.
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