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Need to know
- At least three people are dead in Endderlin, ND, after a tornado ripped through the small town on Friday June 20
- The victims include two men and one woman, with whom the first respondents were “acquainted”, according to local authorities
- Hard weather met other areas of North Dakota and Minnesota
At least three people are dead after severe thunderstorms and tornado tore through parts of North Dakota.
Police were sent to a home in Endderlin, a small town on the eastern side of the state, about 23:40 Friday June 20, Per A statement Released by Cass County Sheriff’s Office.
When the police arrived, they were informed by Endderlin Fire Department that Storm Chasers had located “two deceased people” on the scene. Fire officials were soon sent to a further location, where a third body was found according to the statement.
Deputies found “extensive damage to the field” and carried out welfare checks by the local residents, per authorities.
On one press conference On Saturday, June 21, Cass County Sheriff Jesse Jahner said that two of the victims were men and one was a woman and added that everyone was adults. He also said that local fire officials responded to the scenes while the storm was “still active” and stated that the answers were “acquainted” with the victims.
The head of Enderlin Sheldon Fire Department, Jon Anderson, added that about 10 homes in the area were destroyed.
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Storms also ripped through parts of Minnesota, per press release from Beltrami County Emergency Management Office shared to Facebook. The office stated that there was “significant damage” around the city, including widespread power outages and many blocked roads. No deaths or injuries have been reported according to the statement.
People were enough for Cass County Sheriff’s Office, Endderlin Sheldon Fire Department and Beltrami County Emergency Management Office on Saturday, June 21, but did not receive immediate response.
In the wake of the severe weather, approximately 20,700 people in North Dakota and 21,000 people In Minnesota, without power was left from early afternoon on June 21, according to poweroutage.us.
