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Three tornadoes slammed Michigan’s Upper Peninsula on July 20th, pushing the state’s annual total to 26 — a sharp spike from June’s 23. One was a harmless waterspout in Marquette, while two EF1 tornadoes hit Menominee and Delta Counties, snapping trees in remote areas and along lakeshores — no injuries reported. These storms, spawned by supercells, brought hail, heavy rain, and damaging winds. A tornado watch was already in effect, reminding everyone to stay alert when severe weather threatens.

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