Fatality Confirmed In Woodrige Tornado: Pritzker

ILLINOIS — Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's Office confirmed one fatality from the deadly EF-3 tornado that ripped through Naperville and Woodridge Sunday. The tornado claimed the life of an unborn baby boy, according to a suburban family, and hospitalized 11 people.

It also damaged more than 631 homes, leveling one in Naperville and destroying 48 others, according to recent updates.

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"The severe weather damaged more than 230 homes and caused at least 11 injuries and one fatality," Pritzker's office said in a news release Friday.

Cleanup and debris collection was still underway Thursday as homeowners began the difficult process of sorting through their remaining belongings and repairing the damage. With damage assessment close to finished, here's a look at the impact of the tornado in Naperville and Woodridge as of early Thursday:

• A Woodridge mom lost her unborn baby, the family said
• 11 people hospitalized
• 631 homes hit by tornado
• 1 home leveled
• 300 homes sustained "major damage"
• 48 homes deemed a "complete loss"

The tornado also damaged structures in Darien.

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Below are some statistics about the EF-3 tornado, which swept from Naperville and to Willow Springs. The tornado was the strongest twister to strike Illinois since 2017, according to the National Weather Service (NWS):

• 16.1 miles long
• 600 yards wide
• 140 mph wind speeds

Here's a timeline of some Illinois tornadoes reported in the last 50 years with an intensity of EF-3 or higher, according to NWS:

• 2017: EF-3 tornado swept from Naplate to Ottawa
• 2015: EF-3 tornado hit Coal City
• 1991: EF-3 tornado swept from Romeoville to Lemont
• 1990: EF-5 swept through Crest Hill, Joliet, Plainfield and Oswego
• 1976: EF-4 tornado swept from Lemont to Burr Ridge

An EF-0 tornado hit Plainfield and Romeoville Sunday. That tornado traveled for more than three miles and damaged at least two homes.

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