Chicago storms cause widespread blackout
Chicago and Northwest Indiana experienced severe thunderstorms that caused power outages for over half a million people. The storms brought strong winds reaching speeds of up to 128 km/h, resulting in fallen trees, damaged power lines, and destroyed homes. The National Weather Service issued warnings for dangerous storms, and flight operations at Chicago airports were halted, with several areas recording widespread damage.
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