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And kotv out of tulsa and oklahoma city. this is on the ground. somebody obviously in a car. watching this tornado. it is -- because of the trees you can't see if the funnel has actually touched the ground. it looks like a super cell that has spawned this tornado. they are saying up to baseball-size hail has been reported with this. that would be almost, about three inches in diameter if you can imagine that. this tornado is moving to the southeast. let's go ahead and show you what's happening on our radar image. i'll just point out this to you. here's oklahoma city. this is our super cell rig...

Breaking news as we track deadly weather throughout the south. ten people have died, sadly among them a 3-month-old. jacqui jeras joins us now. jacqui, this was a wide tornado, almost a mile wide and took track across a couple of states. where do we stand? >> that particular cell is dissipated and out of there and the risk is gone across the state of mississippi but still extends from missouri into the panhandle of florida, want to show you what the radar image looked like when we got the report of the touchdown in northeastern louisiana. i'm going to advance this and watch this track across c...

Well, that particular cell itself is now dissipated, and it's out of there. and the risk is gone across the state of mississippi. but still extends from missouri stretching down into the panhandle of florida. i want to show you what the radar image looked like when we got the first report of the touchdown in northeastern parts of louisiana. this is the cell right here. i'm going to advance this. and you can watch this thing track across central mississippi all the way up into the northeastern part of the state and then move into alabama. it stopped producing a tornado on the ground somewhere r...

It has plenty of moisture around it. the wind is still going offshore in myrtle beach. so you are not getting the storm surge. where you got the storm surge to the right of where it came ashore, east of wilmington there, that same direction is continuing. it's only moved since this morning. we are now at 12 hours since landfall. it has moved 45 miles. it's just creeping along. so if you have had the wind for all this time, you still have the wind. if you had the rain, you still have the rain. if the storm surge came on, it's still there. we have seen spots of over 20 inches of rain. a lot abou...

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