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Places like austin, the heat index value, at 111 degrees. brownsville, back into san antonio, doing the same thing, and upwards of roughly 120 degrees. that's what it is going to feel like. so let's avoid heat stroke and heat exhaustion. at all costs. one thing to remember. light-colored loose-fitting clothing. plenty of water. take extended breaks outdoors. extremely dangerous temperatures. alex? >> yes, great tips. just extraordinary figures there. all right, thank you very much. we will be certainly coming back as you track those storms. now one of the towns at risk of severe weather today ...

So many of the people i spoke with here in this community describe it as happening so quickly. the tornado touching down just so fast, that they didn't even hear a sign, they didn't get an alert, but once they opened their eyes, this is what they saw. so many homes and businesses here, in the downtown, and in the heart of perryton, just ripped apart. the fire chief tells us that as many as 200 homes were totally destroyed. i want to give you a bird's-eye view right now, to give you a clearer look at the devastation around this downtown area. the national weather service saying, based on the pr...

People in perryton, texas, are still cleaning up from a devastating tornado. the twister that struck there on thursday evening was an ef-3 with peak winds of 140 miles per hour. at least three people were killed, including an 11-year-old boy, dozens more injured. the tornado decimated homes and businesses and damaged the local fire department and ems. governor greg abbott has issued a disaster declaration. how are the cleanup efforts going today? >> reporter: the fire chief said as many as 200 homes were destroyed from this tornado. today we've really seen an increase in pace of more and more ...

Cheyenne-based meteorologist Don Day Jr. recently told Townsquare Media that it's not unusual for Wyoming to see multiple tornadoes this time of year.

On Friday, May 12th, Nebraska saw 50 tornado warnings issued, more than ever previously recorded in a single day.