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At Least 4 Die in Pennsylvania as Storm Leaves 400,000 Without Power
At least four people were killed in Pennsylvania on Tuesday and hundreds of thousands of customers were without power after severe weather that had torn across the High Plains and Upper Midwest earlier this week pushed into the Northeast and Canada.
Meanwhile, several severe weather events hit the Midwest and the Heartland as more than 280 destructive straight-line winds ...
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Slow-moving thunderstorms across parts of Oklahoma and Texas flooded roads and forced evacuations on Wednesday as residents ...
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What is a derecho? This rare storm rocked central Pennsylvania with strong windsThe storm, which left tens of thousands in Centre County without power Wednesday morning, was classified by AccuWeather as a ...
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Chaotic video captures the moment a runaway porta-potty slams into a referee and nearly flattens him after it was caught up ...
According to authorities, Raymond Gordon, 67, was working outside and walking back into his house when he was hit by a tree.
PennDOT is continuing to respond to the storm, PEMA officials stated. Heavy winds and rain resulted in downed trees and ...
The third death took place at State College, where emergency responders were called to an area near a utility pole on ...
A Centre County man died on Tuesday after being electrocuted because of storm damage to power lines. First responders were ...
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined local officials at the Allegheny County Emergency Operations Center in Coraopolis to provide updates on response efforts following major ...
Severe weather coverage in western Pa. A passenger's mobile device was lodged in a seat and caused "an electrical smell," ...
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro visited Pittsburgh on Wednesday to look at damage from the deadly storms, stopping at the ...
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