Severe Weather Outbreak, Including Possible Derecho, Threatens Over 30 Million In Southeast



A rare June severe weather outbreak is expected Wednesday across the Southeast, where destructive winds, damaging hail and strong tornadoes are all possible. The severe storms could even meet the criteria for a widespread damaging-wind event known as a derecho. #foxweather #weather #severeweather

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23 thoughts on “Severe Weather Outbreak, Including Possible Derecho, Threatens Over 30 Million In Southeast”

  1. Gods is at war, eliminating those that need to be elinated. But people say lighting is lighting up the areas. Climate and weather are controlled by people's karma…

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  2. I live dead center of that hot spot between Montgomery, AL and Columbus, GA and already today we've gotten over 7" of rain here in Opelika, AL. Lightning and thunder have been more aggressive than usual. Gonna be an interesting evening!

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  3. What We Need to Do is to Tell Insurance Companies Let Us bring Back The F5 Homes that they Took away and Close The Factory that made this Product. True Story

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  4. Sat and watched extraordinary coverage on Youtube's Ryan Hall Y'all. Before I found him, I didn't even know that "professional weather analyst" was something the public could follow along on. Live stormchasers, connections to local reporters, he gave live camera views from East Texas to the Atlantic. You watch the weather maps and radar while he talks instead of a pretty lady with nice hair, so not for some.

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  5. Pray, Pray, Pray. Believe one who knows, as
    I am still here!
    Survived Hurricanes- Agnes, Grace, Gloria, Irene, Sandy, Matthew, Florence.
    I don't care to experience another one, but, at my age, that's not what scares me anymore. God let's everyone know when it's their time. ☮️♥️🙏

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