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Five people are confirmed dead and others are injured after severe thunderstorms and a tornado hit the St. Louis region on Friday. The city issued a curfew for police Districts 5 and 6, which make up neighborhoods north of Forest Park, until 6 a.m. Saturday.
The National Weather Service said radar confirmed a tornado around 2:30 p.m. The storm caused damage in Clayton, University City, the Central West End and neighborhoods in north St. Louis.
Powerful storms with tornado reports in the Midwest and other regions have led to at least 14 deaths in Kentucky and seven in Missouri, with property damage and widespread power outages lasting into Saturday morning.
The big picture: The storms were part of a weather system Friday that moved across multiple U.S. regions, affecting Missouri, southeastern Kentucky and the Great Lakes area and triggering a severe Texas heat wave