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Two tornadoes in the Lake Norman area left thousands without power this week.

Atmospheric river storms that have continued to kind of pummel california over the past couple of weeks. this image shows the past five days. heavy rain and flooding remain a threat as the storm event lingers across much of california. that california flooding threat is seen here as commuters try to navigate a flooded union station in los angeles on tuesday. the video was taken aboard a golf cart that was used to help shuttle pastors across the pedestrian tunnel, though others still tried to walk or bike through. as you can see. now to the internet's latest heartwarming video, doggy day care, ...

They are still pounding the region now. they are not as strong as yesterday when a wind gust of 79 miles per hour was registered. this is clearly an extraordinary snow, wind and storm event even for buffalo. so that gives you a sense of what we're feeling here. with a sub zero windchill my colleagues and i have been feeling every hour when we step out, hunkering down, to give you the conditions to avoid. snowplows and public works officials, just like you are able to see here, they are finally able to get back out. they had to be pulled back overnight because there was zero visibility. believe...

After the storm event is over, they can get hem in trying to remove some of that snow. the other priorities getting people off the streets. largely in downtown buffalo, you can take its all in, people are heeding the warnings. we've seen very few vehicles that are not emergency responders, not snowplows. most of the folks we've seen are choosing to go out and explore on foot but they have to do it carefully with the winds being extremely intense. the temperature supposedly about 29 degrees, but it feels like about 15 degrees. in terms of what authorities are hoping that the message gets out wi...

Their appreciation as think did a hydrologic survey. it might sound wonky and technical but it is critical work. it didn't wreak havoc above ground but under water. debris, moving channels around. and think about the rescue efforts. sanibel island, right. you have to get boats to and from. you're bringing people, supplies. and you can't do that safely unless you know what's under the surface there. so take a listen to what brigadier general told me. >> it's interesting in a storm event like this the hazards and the problems you don't see. you don't necessarily see there's no electricity in an ...