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Severe storms with suspected tornadoes have damaged homes and businesses and killed at least three people in the central United States.
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Deadly tornadoes tore through Middle Tennessee on Saturday, causing damage and power outages for thousands. As of 7:15 p.m., six people were confirmed dead. There were three deaths in Clarksville and three in the Madison area of Nashville. There were also dozens of injuries across the region.
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Several communities in parts of Tennessee and Kentucky are reporting varying levels of damage from severe weather and possible tornado activity on Saturday.
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Parts of far western Kentucky, northwestern Tennessee and southern Illinois are at an enhanced risk for severe weather Wednesday.
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Forecasters with the National Weather Service Office in Paducah say severe thunderstorms are possible in southern Illinois Tuesday.
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Weather forecasting, climate studies and landslide awareness could improve soon in Tennessee.
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National Weather Service meteorologists in a briefing Friday said western Kentucky could see an increased risk for severe weather this weekend – primarily damaging winds – including heavy rainfall and the potential for flash flooding.
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A global pandemic has made the past year-and-a-half stressful to say the least, and even Mother Nature screams sometimes. “This is the worst tornado event we’ve ever been through,” Kentucky
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National Weather Service meteorologists are projecting a 10% risk of tornadic activity and a 30% chance of winds over 58 miles per hour as a line of storms sweeps across southern Missouri, southern Illinois and western Kentucky.
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The National Weather Service is calling for severe thunderstorms Monday evening in western Kentucky and southern Illinois. NWS Paducah Lead Forecaster Dan…