Tornadoes across central United States kill at least eight people

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At least eight people have died after tornadoes struck Michigan and Oklahoma on March 7, 2026. Four deaths were reported in each state, with authorities warning the death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue. The storms caused widespread destruction, including downed power lines and damaged buildings and vehicles. The National Weather Service forecasts continued thunderstorms and flash flooding from the Great Lakes to Texas, with a possibility of further tornadoes. Emergency Management personnel are assessing the damage in affected areas.
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