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The storm then cut a line of devastation through georgia, tennessee, kentucky, and virginia. in less than an hour, president obama is expected to give a briefing on the storm. he'll head to alabama tomorrow to see the damage firsthand. and so far the president has sent fema director craig fugate to alabama to assess the damage. the cleanup will be massive. this is the deadliest outbreak of tornadoes since 1974. i'm joined live from tuscaloosa, one of the city that is seems to be leveled by this tornado. and again we see another picture of the damage behind you. >> reporter: well, when you ment...

Tornado at least in the past month and we can expect to see more next month. >> it's just been an amazing month of april, tamron, that's for sure. may is usually the peak month of tornadoes had any given year, and so it's kind of sary to think what perhaps may might turn out to be like certainly as we have seen this historic april. this storm in itself will go down in history as at least the deadliest storm since that 1974 storm, the super outbreak you mentioned, and we may even surpass it in terms of the number of tornadoes. we're still trying to count up the exact number of tornadoes and pro...

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The super outbreak of april of 1974 that killed more than 300 people. today, fema chief asked about the climate change told reporters, "actually, what we're seeing is springtime." >> many people think of oklahoma as tornado alley but they forget the southeast united states has history of longer and more powerful tornadoes that stay on the ground longer. and we're seeing that obviously in the last weeks since yesterday. >> the warning coordination meteorologist at the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma, said the warming trends create more of the fuel tornadoes require such as moisture,...

Good friend. we saw a picture, it was very, very emotional for her. she says there are no words that can describe what you're seeing here. she says you have to see it to believe it. >> let me ask you about the warning, if any, that these people had. i imagine, you know, it's late afternoon, you've got groups of people who are perhaps home from work, kids home from school, what kind of warning, if any, did they get? >> they say there was substantial amount of warning. there was a good amount of coverage locally here on tv and the radio as well. they said sirens did go off here. as you can imagi...