Surviving the Tornado: Woman's Grateful Birthday in Delaware

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A tornado touched down in Middletown, Delaware, damaging several homes and uprooting trees. The tornado, rated an EF-1 with estimated peak winds of 100 mph, caused significant damage to a home on Chopin Drive, with the roof torn off and the second-floor bedroom exposed. Despite the destruction, the homeowners expressed gratitude for their safety, as they had just dropped off an elderly relative and were thankful that no one was injured. The couple will be displaced for six to nine months while repairs are made.
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- Officials Confirm Tornado Touched Down In Middletown Sunday First State Update
- EF-1 tornado touched down in Delaware on Sunday, NWS says NBC 10 Philadelphia
- Severe storms leave flooded streets, downed trees in Radnor, Delaware County as well as water rescues WPVI-TV
- Tornado touched down in Middletown, New Castle County, National Weather Service says CBS Philadelphia
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