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A violent late-night storm tore through the region on Tuesday, unleashing destructive winds and torrential rain that ultimately brought down a towering 115-foot replica of the Statue of Liberty, one of the area’s most recognizable roadside landmarks. The dramatic collapse unfolded after hours of relentless weather, leaving residents shaken and emergency crews scrambling to secure the scene. While officials confirmed that no injuries were reported, the scale of the damage underscored the sheer power of the storm system that swept through the area.
The massive Statue of Liberty replica, visible from miles away and long considered a local icon, had stood for years as a symbol of Americana and a popular photo stop for travelers and locals alike. As the storm intensified late Tuesday night, powerful wind gusts battered the structure, pushing it to its limits. By the time the statue finally gave way, the weather had already caused widespread power outages, downed trees, and property damage across multiple neighborhoods.
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