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Latest Numbers On Tornado Deaths And Damage In Six States
April 28, 2011 More than 200 people are dead because of severe weather striking the South and Mid-Atlantic U.S. Most of the fatalities are in Alabama.
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More Bad Weather Is Coming, 'Have A Safe Place To Go,' FEMA Chief Says
April 28, 2011 Craig Fugate, administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency has posted a video in which he warns that "today, we're going to see more severe weather." So, he says, "have a safe place to go and act quickly" if a tornado is near.
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'We Are Wiped Out': Monster Storms Kill Scores In U.S.
April 28, 2011 Severe storms and tornadoes killed scores of people in southern states on Wednesday and early Thursday; Britain revoked the royal wedding invitation for Syria's ambassador; 1st quarter GDP results released today.
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Powerful New Storms Trigger Damage, Help Set Possible Tornado Record?
April 27, 2011 The National Weather Service has issued a rare storm warning, saying the Midwest and South are at risk of deadly tornadoes today. April, 2011 could set a record for tornado activity.
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'Somebody Was Looking Out' For People In Iowa Town Crushed By Tornado
April 11, 2011 While about half of Mapleton was turned into rubble, no one in the town of 1,200 was killed. And the only injury reported so far: One person suffered a broken leg.
