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Tornado Strikes Clinton, MO: A Wake-Up Call

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Clinton, Missouri, shattered its tornado-proof myth as a sudden twister struck, causing damage but no serious injuries. Residents are now urged to respect the skies and stay alert amidst another round of severe weather.

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Tornado Strikes Clinton, MO: A Wake-Up Call

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tornado Strikes Clinton, MO: A Wake-Up Call. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00A tornado ripped through Clinton, Missouri on Wednesday night, shattering a long-time local myth that the town was somehow immune to twisters. The storm hit hard but quick, leaving behind snap trees and damaged buildings without claiming any lives or serious injuries. Residents had long believed their spot in Central Missouri was a safe haven, but this event proved Mother Nature doesn't play favorites. Officials noted the tornado stayed on the ground just long enough to cause chaos before moving on. Folks and Clinton are calling it a wake-up call, with one deputy fire chief stressing that danger can strike anywhere without warning. People nearby wrote out the storm in mobile homes that luckily escaped the worst. Clean-up is underway, and school's plans are reopened Friday, despite some building damage. But with another round of severe weather expected that same afternoon, leaders are urging everyone to stay alert and head for shelter when sirens. Blair, this hit reminds us all to respect the skies no matter where you call home. Stay safe out there. Stay informed with Kansas News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.

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