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Kearney Residents Clean Up After Tornado Warnings

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Kearney Residents Clean Up After Tornado Warnings

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Kearney Residents Clean Up After Tornado Warnings

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kearney Residents Clean Up After Tornado Warnings. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Northern parts of the Kansas City Metro got hit hard with tornado warnings, Thursday night, especially around Karnie where strong winds tore through, knocking down trees and scattering debris everywhere. Crews jumped in quick to clear blocked roads, and across the Northland, neighborhoods woke up to uprooted trees and busted fences from those gusty. Blasts Folks like Aaron Henton in the area dealt with some yard damage, but nothing major, and he shouted out the early warnings for letting his family, and doves hunkered down safe in the basement. Now Karnie stepping up with a drop-off spot at the recycling and compost center, opening 7 a.m. Friday and running through Saturday, just four. Local residents to haul off limbs and wood debris. Cleanups rolling strong, so if you're in Karnie, get that mess sorted before the next round of weather rolls in. That wraps Kansas News Today, brought to you with AI.

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