Severe weather pounds Illinois and Indiana, knocking out power as tornado sirens blare
Summary
Severe storms caused power outages for more than 500,000 people in Chicago and northwest Indiana. Strong winds and dangerous weather led to tornado sirens sounding, flight delays at major airports, and power cuts in Ohio’s capital area.Key Facts
- Over 500,000 people lost power in the Chicago area and northwest Indiana.
- Thunderstorms and strong wind gusts hit the region on Tuesday.
- Tornado warning sirens sounded as the weather worsened.
- Flights were temporarily stopped at Chicago’s two main airports.
- Airport officials warned travelers about delays caused by the backlog.
- Power outages also affected the Ohio state capital region.
- The severe weather affected multiple states in the Midwest.
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