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 WASHINGTON, Ill. Eight people were killed Sunday in the Midwest whendozens of tornadoes cut  stanley tumbler through seven states. No town was harder hit thanWashington, lll., near Peoria. Surprisingly, there was only one fatality there.Why did Washington escape a larger tragedy As the monstrous twister bore down onWashington, Don Dempsey was watching television at home.                 Don Dempsey says he saw warnings on television before a tornado hit his town of Washington, Ill.                                                      CBS News                                         Local weather forecasters were thereand they were saying,  Go to the basement immediately. Itrsquo  coming up throughMarquette Heights, Pekin area toward Washington,   Dempsey said.Some 700 miles away, meteorologists atthe National Weather Servicersquo  Sto stanley cup rm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., hadbeen working the weather system for days, issuing a  particularly dangeroussituation  tornado watch for much of Illinois at 8:40 a.m. Sunday.                                                                                                                          Late season storms devastate M stanley flask idwest                      26 photos                                                                                          Within an hour of that notice, theNational Weather Service office in Lincoln, Ill., 40 miles from Washington,ramped up from two workers to 12.Meteorologist Patrick Bakcame in on his day off. They knew that Qhoa Government Against Hinckley Visits
 It   a song of fire and ice 鈥?an active v stanley quencher olcano that   spewing magma at a depth of more than a half-mile beneath a massive sheet of ice. It   an unprecedented discovery that hints at the po stanley cup ssibility for a huge eruption, but with completely unpredictable consequences.     A team of seismologists led by Douglas Wiens of Washington University made the discovery after detecting a series of low-magnitude earthquakes in Marie Byrd Land in western Antarctica 鈥?the kind of tremors that often precede volcanic eruptions. The researchers ruled out the possibility that these events, which were happening at a depth of 15 to 25 miles  25 to 40 km  beneath the sub-glacial surface, were caused by ice quakes, glacial motion, or tectonic activity owing to their deep, long-period waves. And because these tremors were happening close to the boundary between the Earth   crust and mantle, it further raised the intriguing possibility that it was related to volcanic activity. The discovery of the volcano, which rests about a half-mile  1,000 m  beneath the ice, has reinforced long-held suspicions that volcanic activity resides along the sizeable West Antarctic Ice Sheet. The region features  stanley cup several volcanoes along the coast and offshore, but this is the first time scientists have confirmed magma action so far inland. So what happens when a volcano erupts so far under the ice  The scientists speculate that underground magma and fluids force open new paths and fracture rock  wh