Tornadoes Cut Path of Destruction through Midwest
A tornado makes its way over the 135 freeway near Moundridge, Kansas, on April 14, the third day of severe weather and multiple tornado sightings. A spate of tornadoes tore through parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, churning through Wichita and other areas, causing widespread damage and killing two.
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A huge tornadic supercell lights up the night skies over Salina, Kansas, on April 14.
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A tornado makes its way through farmlands near Rush Center, Kansas, on April 14.
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Sandy Umphreys describes her tornado experience to her 10-year-old relative, Bryan Pope. As of Sunday, rescue and clean-up efforts were underway across the Midwest.
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Tim Crom picks up debris from a damaged home on April 15.
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Cheryl Cyr shows a section where the roof of her home was ripped off. Cyr and her husband Carl were in the home during the tornado but neither were injured.
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A view of a home after part of its exterior was destroyed when a tornado hit the town.
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Workers try to dismantle and untangle a tornado-damaged Ferris wheel that flipped over in southern Wichita.
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Workers try to dismantle and untangle a Ferris wheel that was flipped over by a tornado in southern Wichita.
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Shane Semmel takes a dinner break as he helps clean up a friend's home that was destroyed by a tornado.
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Edie Paroish, 3, plays on a slide in front of a destroyed home following a tornado that struck the town.
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A car is covered in debris following a tornado that caused major damage to Woodward.
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Aaryn Mashonhall (left) and Shanna Byrd sort through the debris in Masonhall's father's home that was destroyed by a tornado.
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