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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
World
Madeline Sherratt and Julia Musto

Dozen tornadoes reported across multiple states with millions of people warned of more severe weather to come

A tree lays on a house in Dorr, Michigan. Michigan and other states were left without power as a result of severe weather - (AP)

A dozen suspected tornadoes tore across at least three states on Thursday, with forecasters warning of more to come on Friday.

Severe weather hit Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan, with 80-mph winds and widespread power outages. At least 150 million people are under thunderstorm watches heading into the weekend. Forecasters warned of severe thunderstorms and strong tornadoes that include “intense supercells associated with tornadoes, large hail and wind damage” on Friday, with gusts exceeding 75 mph, according to the National Weather Service.

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