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Tornado warnings hit west central Burleigh County—including Baldwin—thanks to fast-moving storms packing tornadoes and damaging straight-line winds. Radar confirmed tornado activity, with major threats to roofs, windows, cars, and trees. Hail under an inch was also possible. Flying debris was the biggest danger, especially outside sturdy buildings or in mobile homes. Power outages and travel disruptions were likely. Authorities urged everyone to head to the lowest floor of a solid building, away from windows. If caught outside, in a mobile home, or in a car, find substantial shelter immediately. Nighttime tornado spotting is nearly impossible—extra caution was critical. The warning expired at 11:15 PM Central Daylight Time. Stay updated via weather.gov or the Bismarck Tribune’s weather page. This event underscores how fast severe weather can strike—and why having a plan and staying informed can save lives.

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