Wallaroos Weather Woes: Tornado Threat Looms

0:00The Australian women's rugby team, the WallaRus, hunkered down in their Kansas City hotel hallway after a tornado alarm hit during their U.S. tour. They're prepping for Saturday's Pacific Four Series clash against the U.S. team with Canada and New Zealand also in the mix. Earlier Tuesday, staff confirmed the alarm blared, sending everyone to hallways and stairwells far from windows to dodge flying debris. The squad had powered through unusually hot training that day, a classic red flag for Twister's brewing. Fans felt the weather's wrath before too, when the WallaRus' game against Canada and Sacramento got pushed back 80 minutes by storms. A big crowd had to evacuate and couldn't return, all for safety. Now, their arrowhead stadium tour to link up with the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs looks shaky, along with more training and the big match itself. Tornado warnings linger over nearby spots. The team's safe for now, but they're glued to forecast as this wild tour rolls on. That's your Sydney News today update, AI powered and always on.