Here’s a video sent in from Tiffany in Battle Creek of *possible* tornado/storm damage from earlier storms. There were no injuries reported in this home. | Michigan Storm Chasers

TV5 VAULT: We take a look back at the 1953 Beecher tornado. It was a horrific disaster for Mid Michigan. Brian Wood takes us to the 50th anniversary in 2003. Meteorologist Chris Easlick also talks to us about how much has changed since the 1950s in tornado forecasting and reporting. Watch here! - @alanaAlana Holland | WNEMTV5news

TODAY IN HISTORY: The deadliest tornado in the history of Texas touched down in Waco, killing 114 people. | 25 News KXXV

On June 8, 1953, an F5 tornado devastated the north side of Flint, Michigan and the suburb of Beecher, killing 116 people and injuring 844 others. The tornado touched down at 8:30 p.m., cutting an 18.6-mile path of destruction through densely populated neighborhoods where residents had almost no warning beyond seeing the massive black funnel approaching. The Beecher district absorbed the worst damage, with 113 of the 116 deaths occurring there, including 54 children and multiple entire families