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Residents report extensive tree damage across DC after last night's storm, with downed trees and debris blocking streets and bike paths from Walter Pierce Park to Canal Road, disrupting commutes and prompting safety warnings.
The National Weather Service confirmed three tornado touchdowns in Genesee, Orleans, and Niagara counties in Western New York, including a touchdown near East Shelby that toppled trees and caused minor home damage as cleanup continues.
Strong storms swept Western New York, triggering tornado warnings across multiple counties as residents shared drone footage and photos of damage in Batavia, Elba, North Tonawanda, and North French.
Street Fighter 6 players learned that Yasmine’s Hadoken taunt can actually deal damage, registering around 600 HP—less than Ryu’s 700—but the move has long startup and very limited projectile travel, making it impractical in real matches. The damaging hit also requires landing the taunt twice in a round, and even then Yasmine is knocked back and exposed to a punish.
Video footage from the Associated Press shows a powerful line of storms, including microbursts, sweeping across Philadelphia over the weekend. The severe weather toppled trees, damaged roofs and power lines, and caused structural damage across parts of the city, prompting emergency responses and safety advisories.
Powerful storms ripped through Effingham County Wednesday night, with a confirmed tornado touching down in Shumway and Montrose and causing damage to homes and businesses. No serious injuries were reported, though several minor injuries occurred among responders. Fire, EMS, law enforcement, and utility crews conducted searches, mitigated hazards, and carried out damage assessments in a multi-agency effort. Eastern Illinois University closed due to storm damage, and residents were urged to watch for downed lines and debris; assistance contacts were provided for rural and city residents, and reports of damage also emerged near Charleston's Coles County Fairgrounds.
Severe storms ripped through parts of Lamar County, Mississippi, spawning multiple tornadoes and causing property damage as crews assess the aftermath.
A confirmed tornado near Mineral Wells, Texas, caused widespread damage and injuries as severe storms swept North Texas; two people were transported for injuries, several others were treated on scene, a 10 p.m. curfew was imposed, and Red Cross assistance was provided at Mineral Wells High School.
An EF-2 tornado with about 130 mph winds struck Rochester, Minnesota, destroying several homes and causing extensive property damage. Authorities report no injuries as crews survey the damage, shelter efforts are in place, and residents begin cleanup and recovery.
Embark Studios is changing Arc Raiders Expeditions so Skill Points are earned by dealing damage during the five‑day window (April 28–May 4) rather than by stash value. To earn points, players must deal damage with any weapon or gadget to any target (not the practice range); five points are available per expedition. A catch‑up option still uses stash value (300,000 coins/stash per point) for missed points. Players must complete their Caravan, sign up during the window, and depart when it opens. The change aims to reduce grinding and encourage loot usage across the 5‑day window.
A burst of damaging winds and reported tornadoes swept across Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota, ripping roofs, uprooting trees and blocking rural roads. While widespread damage was reported, no deaths were confirmed, and officials warned residents to expect a long recovery as the National Weather Service conducts surveys to confirm tornado activity.
A tornado touched down in Lena, Illinois (west of Rockford), causing extensive damage and prompting a town shutdown as emergency crews secure the area; no deaths or serious injuries have been reported, with reports of damage to Lena High School and the elementary. Gov. Pritzker says the state is coordinating with local officials for response and recovery.
Severe thunderstorms Friday produced multiple tornadoes in southeast Minnesota, with confirmed touchdowns south and east of Rochester including near Marion and near Plainview. The storms damaged homes and businesses, ripped siding and roofs, and downed trees that blocked roads; thousands lost power, notably more than 3,200 People’s Energy Cooperative customers in Stewartville, Marion and Plainview areas. Rochester roads, including a large stretch of Marion Road, were closed as crews assessed damage. Rochester Public Schools activated safety protocols for students. A tornado watch remained in effect for much of southern Minnesota into the evening.
The National Weather Service confirms an EF-1 tornado touched down in Ann Arbor, carving a 1.7-mile path that damaged buildings, ripped a wall at the Veterans' Memorial Park Ice Arena, and caused power outages; straight-line winds accompanied the damage. No injuries were reported, with door-to-door damage assessments planned and schools back open after temporary closures.
Meteorologist Brad Panovich says there’s about a 99% likelihood a tornado touched down in northeast Charlotte during Monday’s severe weather, with damage consistent with an EF-0 to EF-1 tornado; the National Weather Service will survey the area to confirm, while other Charlotte neighborhoods reported downed trees, roof damage, and power outages.