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Tornadoes Sweep Across The Midwest And South Killing Dozens
AP Photo: Taken West of Palmyra, IN
For the second time in a week, deadly storms have spawned tornadoes in the Midwest and South.
Deaths have been reported in Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia and Indiana. One of the tornadoes tore through the town of Marysville, IN about 20 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky, causing extensive damage.
Listen HERE to Clark County, Indiana Emergency Management Director Leslie Kavanaugh:
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Lots of damage and injuries also reported in the Chattanooga, Tennessee area.
Listen HERE to Tennessee resident Andrea Bucci describe the scary scene at her home when the storms hit and the damage afterwards:
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AP Photo: Harvest, AL
FOX News Radio’s Eben Brown has more on severe storms that hit parts of Alabama earlier on Friday:
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Several homes in Northern Alabama were destroyed when tornadoes touched down in the Huntsville area.
Photo by Aubrie Hill: Huntsville, AL
State officials say the state prison in Limestone County was also struck. The weather has been particularly violent with Government forecasters issuing tornado warnings with the words ‘take cover now’. It comes days after storms elsewhere in the South killed two people.
Eben Brown, FOX News Radio.
AP Photo: East Limestone, AL
Tornado sirens wailed in Harrisburg, Illinois yet again on Friday. That town already suffered severe tornado damage earlier in the week.
Tune into your local FOX News Radio affiliate for more on this developing story.
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