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Drone footage captured extensive damage to a wind farm in eastern Iowa following last week's severe weather, which included more than a dozen tornadoes sweeping through the state.
Friday marks the 11th consecutive day with severe weather threatening parts of Texas. Clusters of thunderstorms moving through the region into Friday afternoon and pose a risk for severe wind with gusts over 60 mph and large hail.
The Denver metropolitan area experienced an intense hailstorm Thursday, which led to the largest hailstones recorded in the county in the last 35 years, resulting in widespread damage.
Start your day with the latest weather news. Wave after wave of dangerous storms have produced hail, tornadoes and damaging wind across Texas for the past several days. Severe weather continues in the Lone Star State on Friday.
The mid-May tornado outbreak in Iowa didn't just wreck the homes of people but also three eaglets waiting for mom and dad to return.
More than 32.7 million homes from Texas to Maine are at risk of moderate to severe hurricane wind damage, according to a report from CoreLogic. NOAA expects the hurricane season to see above-average activity with the possibility of upwards of 25 names storms.
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NOAAâs Space Weather Prediction Center has been busy tracking activity in these regions, including a long-duration strong flare and associated coronal mass ejection that prompted a Geomagnetic Storm Watch through this weekend.
Through the first 28 days of May, the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center received nearly 5,700 reports of severe weather, including 475 tornadoes. An average May only produces 275-300 tornadoes, with most occurring in the nationâs heartland.
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