“No names are being released at this time pending positive identification and notification of the next of kin,” officials said
Two people died after a series of at least four tornadoes struck parts of Illinois and Indiana.
In a Wednesday, March 11 update, the National Weather Service (NWS) in Chicago said a number of several intense supercell thunderstorms — defined as a thunderstorm with a “persistent and deep rotation”— traveled across northern Illinois and northwestern Indiana on Tuesday, March 10.
“One supercell was responsible for a family of tornadoes (at least 4) across Livingston and Kankakee counties in Illinois, and Newton, Jasper, and Starke counties in northwestern Indiana,” the agency said…