Tornado outbreak of March 5–7, 2026

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From March 5 to 7, 2026, a small but damaging and deadly tornado outbreak impacted portions of the Central and Midwestern United States, particularly the states of Oklahoma and Michigan. On March 5, a mother and daughter were reported dead in Major County, Oklahoma after an EF2 tornado that passed through the area west of Fairview struck their car while they were driving near US 60. Another EF2 tornado caused damage near Jet, and an EF1 tornado moved northwest of Cleo Springs. A tornado also caused damage near Wakita later that night. Elsewhere, trees were downed and homes and power lines were damaged. The next day, a supercell produced four tornadoes in southern Michigan, with an EF1 tornado damaging a home near Edwardsburg, killing a 12-year-old boy. The supercell then produced a damaging EF2 tornado that tracked through the city of Three Rivers, prompting a PDS tornado warning and injuring 10 people. The third tornado from the supercell, a high-end EF3, was the strongest tornado to strike...

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