South cleans up after tornadoes as blizzards advance north
Communities from Texas to Florida began assisting survivors and cleaning up Thursday after tornadoes left scattered destruction and at least three people dead.
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Communities from Texas to Florida began assisting survivors and cleaning up Thursday after tornadoes left scattered destruction and at least three people dead.
The National Weather Service can take days to confirm whether winds were in fact tornadoes, but the impact was clear in places like Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
The storms are expected to hobble the Midwest with wintry weather for days and push up the East Coast into New England.
Cleanup has begun in the South, where tornadoes caused by a large northern storm system have wrought widespread destruction from Texas to Florida.
A storm system that spawned dozens of reported tornadoes from east Texas to the Florida Panhandle was all but done with the South on Thursday after killing at least three people and uprooting families across Louisiana, where some homes were blown into pieces.