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The National Weather Service has confirmed two brief tornado touchdowns that occurred in suburban Kankakee County on Tuesday afternoon.

That moved through the lower ninth ward, the same areas that were hit so hard by the march tornado earlier this year that my team and i were also on the ground for during that. and it just brought back a lot of memories because as i watched that video, you see the lightening flashes as that funnel cloud connected with the ground and started to take out electrical poles, blowing up transformers, obviously taking out electricity and causing damage in its path. but this is the exact same sight i saw not eight months ago in nearly an identical area. in fact their tornado paths crossed in almost th...

In this special report, 40/29's Darby Bybee reviews geographic data and historical information collected from the National Weather Service and the Tornado Project Online to see what cities fall into the likely paths of tornadoes...and why?

88 people have lost their lives after a series of tornados hit six states over the weekend leaving a massive trail of destruction. the largest of the storms traveled more than 200 miles in what may be one of the longest tornado paths in u.s. history. likely fueled by unseasonably warm air for december. welcome to the terrifying reality of climate change, a.k.a. climate change. president biden plans to visit kentucky tomorrow to view the damage there. the state was hit particularly hard with 74 dead and more than 100 still missing and 18,000 left without power. eight of the deaths were workers ...