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At this time last year and if you're ever, the thing is with covid, it is not a winter infection per se, we have a spring season, spring outbreak, and a winter outbreak and it always starts in september and the cases tip up through to november and at two december and january. that is what we have seen the last two years. i think it is reasonable to expect to see something similar this year. 88%, nearly 90% of the cases in the uk at the moment are a variation on omicron, which most of your viewers had in december and january of last year if they have not had it subsequently because it is really...

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Unfortunately, it's the same areas hit hard through tulsa, joplin, springfield. and the central portions of missouri. all of the rivers are at flooding stages right now and it won't take much to get additional flash flooding throughout this region. thursday looks like another severe winter outbreak. one for the northeast. a first for the season. then back here in the west. 47 million people, mostly because philadelphia, washington, d.c., new york city are included. here we go, thursday afternoon and evening. north texas, western oklahoma, central kansas, we could be chasing tornadoes once agai...

Reports. what i have seen on the radar and reports there was a tornado in fort knox that did head toward shepherdsville. tornado warnings everywhere up and down i-65. i got caught in some pretty severe wind and rain along with hail up to softball size. the wind gusts had to be 60 to 70 miles per hour. made it down to elizabeth town and all the hail back up the blue grass parkway with a lot of damaging wind. some additional hail and a lot of heavy rain. >> shepard: it is astounding to see these tornadoes stretch across such a large swath of our country. when you talk about going from the gulf c...