Tornados Rip Up Midwest US

UNDATED -- The storm that passed over the Quad Cities Monday night created tornados that touched down in Northern Illinois.
 
The National Weather Service says there were two reports of tornado touchdowns near Harvard, Illinois, just south of the Wisconsin state line.
 
Three people were taken to the hospital, and six or seven homes were destroyed by the storm.
 
The owner of an apple farm says he lost four historic buildings, but survived the on-coming storm.
 
"You're just praying and just thinking about your family, and you hope you survive. It was really quick. You don't really have a whole lot of time to think. You duck and cover and hope you don't get hit," says apple farmer Ken Hall
 
Four of his historic buildings were leveled by the storm and another six were damaged.
 
NWS is also investigating reports of a tornado in Poplar Grove, Illinois, near Rockford, and one in Tazewell County near Peoria.
 
Meteorologists say the last time a tornado touched down in January in north-central or northeastern Illinois was 1950.
 
Tornado turns deadly in Missouri
 
At least two people are dead after a line of tornadoes touched down in Southwestern Missouri.
 
Six other people were taken to area hospitals. Dozens of homes and businesses are damaged and power lines are down.