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‘God’s going to help us get through all of this.’ A 165 mph tornado causes widespread devastation in Texas community

By Aya Elamroussi, CNN After a tornado packing 165 mph winds rolled through Bell County, Texas, Tuesday, JudyLynn Hughes began sifting through what was left of her belongings. “We have found my stuff everywhere. I still have a dress in a tree,” Hughes told CNN affiliate KWTX. Nearly everything she owned was packed up in

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A potentially historic storm is setting up April 12 across the midsection of the United States

Storm dumps snow that shuts down highway for 500 miles and prompts tornado advisories in Minnesota and other states

By Jennifer Gray, CNN Meteorologist and Steve Almasy, CNN A storm system stretching up the midsection of the United States had people in several states — including southern Minnesota — bracing Tuesday for the possibility of tornadoes. By Tuesday evening there were tornado watches or warnings covering parts of Texas, Iowa and Minnesota. One apparent

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A tornado emergency has been declared by the National Weather Service office in Little Rock

Storm dumps snow that shuts down highway for 500 miles and prompts tornado advisories in Minnesota and other states

By Jennifer Gray, CNN Meteorologist and Steve Almasy, CNN A storm system stretching up the midsection of the United States had people in several states — including southern Minnesota — bracing Tuesday for the possibility of tornadoes. By Tuesday evening there were tornado watches or warnings covering parts of Texas, Iowa and Minnesota. One apparent

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A firefighting helicopter makes a water drop on the Eastland Complex wildfire near Rising Star

‘It looks like a pretty bad scenario,’ an expert says about today’s extreme fire threat

By Caitlin Kaiser and Judson Jones, CNN Following an explosive month of dangerous fire conditions, the Southern Plains are under extreme fire risk again beginning today. Critically dry conditions, wind gusts of 50+ miles per hour, and highly-receptive fuels across the Texas/Oklahoma Panhandle and into southern Kansas are “setting the stage for exceptionally volatile fire

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