SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — 45 people were displaced after a partial building collapse in Springfield. The collapse was due to severe weather yesterday, officials say.
Emergency officials were called to Dwight Street before 7 p.m. for a partial collapse and parapet failure. There are no reported injuries.
The severe storm on Saturday caused power outages and downed power lines and trees.
The Mayor of Springfield declared a state of emergency, and attributed the damage to a possible microburst, although that has yet to be confirmed by the National Weather Service.
The American Red Cross is helping those who were affected by the storm.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.
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