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To mexico city. 150,000 customers without power. multiply that by how many people live in a house and you're looking at half a million people without power. 14 reported tornadoes. the biggest damage, ef-2. the there may be some ef-3. i'm thinking 120 to 130 miles an hour and it's on off to the east into the eastern part of the bay area to the east. here's where the severe weather will be, all the way from the carolinas back down to florida. let's get to it. a new flood warning has been posted across parts of oklahoma -- arkansas and into alabama, but other than that, we will see this tornado w...

Appreciate you joining us. you have a lot to handle, and we wish you and all the community the best of luck. >> thanks for having me. let's go to meteorologist chad myers with what we can expect going forward through the day. is more of this coming as this moves east? >> a little bit, but i don't think we'll see the big storms like they saw in texas yesterday. this was ef-2, ef-3, i'm talking this was a long track, probably on the ground ten miles. i don't see that today. there will be storm that rotate off the gulf of mexico. and also up into parts of georgia and the carolinas. this is wher...

Kent Dr. in Adel, Ga saw some of the worst damage from Sunday's EF-2 tornado that tore through over 5 miles of Cook County

A woman nearly falling over the edge. the area expecting more rain through monday. in los angeles, this sinkhole swallowing up two vehicles. whiteout conditions on i-80 causing multiple spinouts and accidents. california highway patrol closing the major highway. in soda springs, this car driving between walls of snow. the already battered area expecting another five feet of snow. since late december, at least 19 people have died from a series of deadly storms walloping the state, fed by what's called an atmospheric river carrying a significant amount of moisture from the pacific ocean. in alab...

Damage survey tonight shows it was an ef-2, with wind speeds of at least 111 miles an hour. they think they tornado that hit rural autauga county minutes later was even stronger. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: this is what srviving the tornado looked like in decatur, alabama, where workers at a recycling facility took cover, and then a giant piece of metal came crashing down on an opening that they couldn't close. >> oh! >> whoa. >> reporter: at least nine people died in the storm in two states, including a 5-year-old boy who was killed when his family's car was hit by a falling tree. the governo...