Historic winds were still battering parts of the Midwest on Thursday after severe weather killed at least one person in Iowa and left nearly 350,000 people without power in Michigan and Wisconsin alone. Parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan remained under a high wind warning, but the storms were forecast to shift north of the Great Lakes, according to the National Weather Service. The historic winds caused clusters of tornadoes Wednesday and downed trees and power lines across the region. Wildfires in Kansas carried smoke and dust into Iowa. Head to the link in bio to read more. #weather #storms #midwest 📸 Travis Heying, the Wichita Eagle via @apnews; Bryan Houlgrave, @dmregister; Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post via @apnews