Tornadoes in North Dakota Leave Three Dead

called to a farmstead in rural Mapleton, where they found a 10-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy dead. The children’s mother was also killed when a tornado struck their home. In addition to the fatalities, several other people were injured and multiple homes were destroyed in the storm. The National Weather Service confirmed that at least five tornadoes touched down in the area, with winds reaching up to 130 mph. The tornadoes caused widespread damage and power outages, with some residents being forced to take shelter in basements. The Red Cross has opened a shelter for those affected by the storms and is providing assistance to those in need. The governor of North Dakota, Doug Burgum, has declared a state of emergency for the affected areas and is urging residents to take necessary precautions and stay informed about the changing weather conditions. The tornadoes are part of a larger storm system that has caused severe weather and tornadoes in multiple states, including Minnesota and Iowa. The National Weather Service warns that the threat of severe weather and tornadoes will continue throughout the weekend in the Midwest. This tragic event serves as a reminder for individuals and communities to always be prepared for severe weather and have a plan in place in case of emergencies. Our thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by the tornadoes in North Dakota." At least three people have lost their lives after a series of tornadoes swept through North Dakota. The Cass County Sheriff's Office confirmed the deaths of a 10-year-old girl, a 7-year-old boy, and their mother, who were all killed when a tornado struck their home in rural Mapleton. The tornadoes, which were part of a larger storm system, caused widespread damage and power outages in the eastern part of the state. The National Weather Service reported that winds reached speeds of up to 130 mph and at least five tornadoes touched down in the area. The Red Cross has opened a shelter for those affected and the governor of North Dakota has declared a state of emergency. The National Weather Service warns that the threat of severe weather and tornadoes will continue throughout the weekend in the Midwest. This tragic event serves as a reminder for individuals and communities to always be prepared for severe weather and have a plan in place in case of emergencies.