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| A pontoon boat sits in the front yard of a home in the Screamer community of Henry County, Ala., after a suspected tornado touched down in the county Wednesday, April 5, 2017. National Weather Service meteorologist Mark Wool said a suspected tornado touched down Wednesday in Henry County, Alabama, before crossing into Georgia (Michele W. Forehand/Dothan Eagle via AP). |
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| Rain is coming to Southern California. |
ATLANTA (AP) - Severe storms
raking the Southeast unleashed one large tornado and more than a half
dozen apparent twisters today, toppling trees, roughing up South
Carolina's "peach capital" and raining out golfers warming up for the
Masters.
A powerful tornado toppled trees and downed power
lines in rural Georgia, and similar scenes played out in spots around
Alabama and South Carolina amid drenching rain, high winds, and scattered
hail -- some as big as baseballs.
Forecasters said a wide area across much of the
three states was under threat of powerful, long-lived tornadoes. The
severe weather outbreak was the second to hit the South in less than a
week... More
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