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People reported seeing quarter sized hail and very heaven rainfall. downed power lines and more than 2,000 customers without power in the state of north carolina. meanwhile, in south carolina, forecasters confirmed two tornadoes touched down yesterday. two tornadoes in lexington county. winds were clocked at 130 miles an hour. and that had eight and a half mile path. there were damage to number of homes and businesses. unfortunately they are cleaning up and it looks like people cleaning up in georgia. in rome, georgia, still cleaning from up a tornado that touched down on wednesday night. in t...

Through alabama and mississippi there is a tornado warning for parts of alabama right now. janice dean is live on remote 291. she is in fox emergency weather center to bring us the ratest. -- latest. jd. >> john, line storms moving through the south. the worst time you can feel tornados move through the area because people are sleeping. laurel, mississippi, damaged homes at least four injured and also bunker hill, mississippi, where we have tornado carving a quarter of a mile path. trees are down and a few houses and sheds destroyed. let's look at imminent concern right now across portions of ...

Tornado hit, while, check it out. this morning, the airport partially reopened despite delays and debris everywhere. >> clayton: i can't say you've ever seen video of a tornado occurrence, we see it from earthquake in japan and rick reichmuth, our chief meteorologist is there at the airport and, everyone was finding shelter and nobody was killed. >> it's fortunate, a large tornado. 30 mile path and an ef-4, winds offer 166 miles an hour, so incredibly destructive and i talked to a woman earlier today. who said i didn't think that tornados could hit an airport. i think people don't think of it ...

They're saying. but it's certainly scary and they're saying that this was an ef-4 tornado. >> we've got a lot of tornados, in fact. around 560 at last count in the month of april alone. and a number of those ef 3's and those are over 160 miles an hour and devastating effects and when you see the images, especially in the neighborhoods coming out of here. that's when we're taking the worst. and the airport, ef-2 a slightly weaker tornado, but they think they were 30 miles straight. anybody in the 30 mile path was in it. more severe weather today and see what the threat it. going on from areas o...

Tracking this massive storm. who is already seeing the effects? >> well, so far we're just seeing a little bit of snow with this this arctic cold up toward the north. that will continue to cross the lakes and in to the northeast, but that is not the major portion of the storm. it's way back here and as this disturbance brings more moisture across portions of the south and as this colder air sinks farther toward the south, the writing is on the wall for what you say could be the most crippling storm we've seen this season. in the initial offing here around portions of texas, louisiana, mississi...