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Woodland School Dist. closed until early next week - Vimarsana News

Woodland School Dist. closed until early next week

The Woodland School District is closed through early next week.

Source: kfvs12.com
JERRY DAVICH: Tornado warning alerts force us to face our swirling fear: 'It could be us' - Vimarsana News

JERRY DAVICH: Tornado warning alerts force us to face our swirling fear: 'It could be us'

As winds howled, lightning flashed and tornadoes loomed, I pretended to have a sense of control over a situation I had no control over.

Weather Service confirms EF2 Tornado in Wayne and Lewis Counties - Vimarsana News

Weather Service confirms EF2 Tornado in Wayne and Lewis Counties

Saturday the National Weather Service in Nashville began surveying storm damage from Friday night/Saturday morning’s severe weather.

Twisters Strike Central US, EF2 Tornado Causes Damage in Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Twisters Strike Central US, EF2 Tornado Causes Damage in Oklahoma

Tornadoes not only struck Oklahoma but also the Texas-Louisiana border amid severe weather outbreak across the Central US.

Deadly tornado outbreak leaves homes in tatters across South - Vimarsana News

Deadly tornado outbreak leaves homes in tatters across South

Residents in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama took cover as severe weather sparked at least 35 tornado reports across the three states on Tuesday and Tuesday night. The violent weather left at least two people dead, seriously injured many others and destroyed dozens of buildings. Montgomery County Emergency Management Director Christina Thornton confirmed two fatalities, a 39-year-old woman and an eight-year-old boy, in the Boylston Community of North Montgomery, Alabama, after a tornado touch

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