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search and rescue is ongoing right now. we have a lot of assets back in the western part trying to gain access. power lines were down, trees were down, it is taken a huge effort just to get back in that wtherewere most of the damage i. for those loss but also we can still find the injured and get help too. severe weather outbreak devastating americas heartland. at least 14 people are confirmed dead in texas, oklahoma and arkansas with hundreds of thousands still without power. a search...

at least 15 people are dead in texas, oklahoma, and arkansas and hundreds of thousands are still without power. search and rescue operations underway in multiple states as forecast call thes if for more storms good evening im jon scott and this is the "fox report." jon: take a look at some stunning pictures out of texas that show the scope of the damage there. fox team coverage for you this evening. fox weather meteorologist atom cloths standing by and max gordon with the hardest hit c...

Get hot and bothered. A powerful storm system and swept up the us east coast meeting down power lines stranded travelers an abandoned vehicles slush and ice in its wake. The storm system settled over the new york region early in the morning and quickly intensified creating blizzard like conditions like that of thousands of flights because of widespread delays for bosses and trained by afternoon the snow a chain to sleep in part to the city or whether officials said more snow was expected as even...

"We just had day after day after day of severe weather," the state climatologist said. "Everybodys nerves were on edge."

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The arrest of Koby Thompson by Claremore Police for allegedly plotting to steal guns from storm damaged homes in Claremore is not the first time looters have targeted gun owners who are also tornado victims.

Police said that on Monday they became aware of the 24-year-olds alleged plan to burglarize a storm-damaged home that he believed contained firearms and other valuables.

Surveyors said the tornado that traveled about 24 miles from Rogers County to Mayes County on Saturday had a path at least 1,900 yards wide at its maximum.

Storms with damaging winds and baseball-sized hail have pummeled Texas again. The storms Tuesday left about 1 million businesses and homes without power as much of the U.S. recovered from