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Severe weather. the last few minutes, a tornado warning issued across portions of hawkinsville. that has been allowed to expire. certainly from the town of hawkinsville to hersh. that is allowed to expire. 22 tornado reports. over 200 storm-related damage reports. alison touched on this. the rarity of getting the tornadoes this time of year. in the month of december, this is what you expect for any given month of december. we pick up all of that in one day. the sad part is the fatalities associa...

Really, everywhere that were getting damage reports, were trying to get boots on the ground to see what the state can come in and offer, what kind of assistance is needed in that area and to help out with assessments. its getting dark so damage assessments will be hampered but well start doing that first thing in the morning. >> what kind of damage reports are you getting in right now? its getting dark but youre not in the clear yet. what kind of damage are you hearing about and what kind of inj...

With the grace of a sledge hammer, hurricane patricia reached land, winds swirling at 165 miles an hour. images taken by tourists hunkered down in hotels showcased the driving rain, swelling seas and turbulent winds. damage reports quickly surfaced. washed out roads, toppled trees and uprooted highway signs. some of the most dramatic video comes from manzanillo, about 50 miles from where it first made impact. it hit sparsely populated areas, but it was still a wild ride for tourists stuck in the...

Hoping that it would not be as bad as some had predicted. and so far this morning the damage is pretty minor, no major damage reports. and so far no reports of any fatalities by this massive hurricane. >> that is a relief. my thanks to joe fryer. now we want to turn to texas which could see as much as 10 inches of rain over the next 24 hours. there could be 2 to 3 inches of rain each hour from corpus christi to houston. charles hadlock is live in dallas. how is it going there? >> reporter: were ...

Flooding. st storms brought with them heavy rains and once the tornados moved through, the rain flooded a lot of roadways especially in this city which is a suburb of oklahoma city. people are just having to deal with mostly -- mostly just flooded roadways some are impassable. but thats about the worst of it right now. >> and is there a -- is there any indication about how things were going to be tomorrow when everyone gets up and tries to get to work? >> well it looks like the heaviest damage r...

With mostly -- mostly just flooded roadways, some are impassable. but thats about the worst of it right now. >> and is there a -- is there any indication about how things were going to be tomorrow when everyone gets up and tries to get to work? >> well, it looks like the heaviest damage reports were in the community of bridge creek, which is actually about 30 miles southwest of oklahoma city. we definitely have reports there of homes and businesses that were heavily damaged and destroyed. thats ...

>> and were pushing forward on the breaking news this morning. the aftershocks continue after a 7.9 earthquake rocks nepal. well get you the latest on the damage reports and the search for the injured. more than 150 people people counted dead in kathmandu alone. reports of an avalanche alert. this story is moving quickly. well get the latest coming up. with two ways to earn on puchases, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. pubut to get from the old way to movethe new,ld. youll need the ...

Came. that is terrifying. >> people say when you go into shock your body kind of shuts down, blacks out. he says his whole body went into shock. he says the moment he just didnt realize how deep it was. he thinks, that he went into shock to cover up the pain. he was burning on the side of his chest. >> he says it felt like a jellyfish sting with bite marks. he was holding onto his chest. i guess -- well, were glad hes okay. >> pretty intense. a lot more to hear about him. we will hear on "gma." ...

>> as you mentioned those rip currents are still so powerful and possibly deadly. indra petersons, thank you to you. lets travel 230 miles south of where indra is reporting. alina machado is in wrightsville beach. i know youve had a long 24 hours covering this storm. good to see that, the calm after the storm is now where you are. >> reporter: definitely, ana. were actually drying out after a soaker of a day yesterday. look at this, people are out already enjoying their fourth of july long wee...

>> a second boy disappeared in the sewer but emerged a mile away. a tropical depression that could make for a terrible holiday weekend. >> nothing good. two weather threats are out there as we go toward the holiday weekend. the line of thunderstorms that produced the severe weather. we are talking wind that is were hurricane force winds, 50 and 70-mile-per-hour winds. damage reports were out there. the system itself, slowing down. what are we looking at? we are talking severe weather from up s...