Storms Bring Hail, Flooding and Tornado Warnings
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Tornadoes can’t be ruled out in central New Mexico, where Albuquerque and Santa Fe are both in the risk area.
The deadly storm has knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people. The regions around Raleigh and Richmond may face severe weather on Sunday afternoon.
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States With The Deadliest Tornadoes Since 1950
Of all severe weather events that occur with some regularity in the United States, tornadoes are among the
Remnants of Hurricane Isaias brought a record number of tornadoes to central North Carolina, with one of the strongest tornadoes traveling more than 5 miles. There were 13 tornado
Two tornadoes were confirmed in Georgia after severe weather moved through the state as Isaias passed through the region, according to the National Weather Service. Both confirmed tornadoes were in Screven County in southeast Georgia on Saturday, Oct. 10.
Severe thunderstorm are already blasting parts of Arizona early Wednesday ahead of a rare severe weather threat that will intensify through the day and into the evening. Parts of the state, including Flagstaff and Prescott,
Thirteen tornadoes on Sunday in North Carolina associated with the remnants of Hurricane Isaias have been confirmed, including three reaching EF-2 in severity. No fatalities
Were there tornadoes in Alabama during Hurricane Isaias? Here's what the Storm Prediction Center's reports show after the storm.
A new 'Megastorm' episode revisits Alabama's deadliest tornado outbreak, featuring survivor interviews and dramatic footage from April 2011.
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Tornadoes a day apart in April 1936 killed 216 people in Tupelo and 203 in Gainesville
On April 5, 1936, a tornado killed 216 people in Tupelo, Mississippi. The next day, April 6, another tornado killed 203 people in Gainesville, Georgia. The Storm Prediction Center ranks them as the fourth and fifth deadliest tornadoes in United States records,