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Texas faces heavy rain event with flood threat and severe storms

Texas faces heavy rain event with flood threat and severe storms
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Thunderstorms possible Friday afternoon in Panhandle

Thunderstorms possible Friday afternoon in Panhandle
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AccuWeather says expect a wet, chilly Mothers Day weekend in the KELO Radio listening area

AccuWeather says expect a wet, chilly Mothers Day weekend in the KELO Radio listening area By Todd Epp May 6, 2021 12:13 PM SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) AccuWeather meteorologists have been monitoring a potent storm expected to move through the northwestern United States late this week before it eyes the central U.S. The system is forecast to produce a narrow zone of drenching rain in the Midwest with the risk of severe thunderstorms igniting farther south during Mother’s Day weekend. The storm is expected to move slowly but steadily eastward from the Plains Saturday to the Ohio Valley on Mother’s Day. The exact track of the storm will determine the north and south extent of the rain.

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Storms produced at least 33 reported tornadoes in the South this week

View Comments At least 33 tornadoes were reported since Sunday as a series of severe storms moved through the South, according to the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center. At least three people were killed two in Georgia and one in Tennessee as a result of the storms. According to poweroutage.us, nearly 20,000 people in Mississippi, 6,000 in Arkansas and 4,000 people in Alabama were still without power as of Thursday morning. Mississippi saw the worst of the storms, with 22 tornadoes reported this week 18 on Sunday and four on Tuesday according to NWSSPC. Twelve Sunday tornadoes were confirmed, according to forecasters. The strongest tornado confirmed by the NWS occurred in Acona, Mississippi, on Sunday, measured as an EF-2.

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At least 33 tornadoes were reported in the South this week, killing 3

At least 33 tornadoes were reported in the South this week, killing 3 Daniella Medina, Mississippi Clarion Ledger Tornadoes cause major damage in northeast Mississippi Replay Video UP NEXT At least 33 tornadoes were reported since Sunday as a series of severe storms moved through the South, according to the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center. At least three people were killed two in Georgia and one in Tennessee as a result of the storms. According to poweroutage.us, nearly 20,000 people in Mississippi, 6,000 in Arkansas and 4,000 people in Alabama were still without power as of Thursday morning. Mississippi saw the worst of the storms, with 22 tornadoes reported this week 18 on Sunday and four on Tuesday according to NWSSPC. Twelve Sunday tornadoes were confirmed, according to forecasters. The strongest tornado confirmed by the NWS occurred in Acona, Mississippi, on Sunday, measured as an EF-2.

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