Parts of metro New Orleans, Mississippi under tornado watch, weather service says
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for parts of metro New Orleans — specifically the River Parishes and the northshore — through 6 p.m. Saturday. The weather service said numerous strong tornadoes, large hail and wind gusts of up to 75 mph are expected as a storm system moves through the area this afternoon.
National Weather Services says a St. Clair County tornado had peak winds of 120 mph
The National Weather Service reports an EF-2 tornado that started in St. Clair County hit an estimated 120 mph in peak winds Friday night while a second twister hit an estimated 109 mph at its peak. No serious injuries were reported in the tornadoes.
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In the event of a tornado warning, you should go to an interior room of the building on the lowest floor, preferably one with ...
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An extraordinary tornado event occurred over Louisiana and Mississippi on Saturday where two tornadoes that formed just ...
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