Severe Weather

The risk for a life-threatening, large outbreak of tornadoes across much of Texoma this weekend is about as high as it gets.

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March is usually a month when much of the country is still running heaters instead of air conditioners — until this year.

Last month is now in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) record books as the warmest March ever in the United States since the federal agency began tracking such things in 1895.

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What makes this weather event any more significant than usual? Well, if you were in Wichita Falls, Vernon, Seymour or Lawton, OK on April 10, 1979, you know what I'm talking about. For those of you who were not, that day went down in history as what is now known as 'Terrible Tuesday'.

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Several tornadoes ripped through the Dallas/Fort Worth area Tuesday (April 4th), tossing semi-truck trailers through the air like toys and destroying homes.

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Every time severe weather season rolls around, those of us who remember April 10, 1979 still tend to get a little nervous.  Mind you, 33 years have numb things a little for some of us.  But there many who lost homes, loved ones and friends and all that they owned to that savage storm who still feel the pain from that loss even after all these years.

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Capturing a natural disaster on a video camera or cellphone is one thing, but to see one through the objective and unassuming eye of a security camera is another altogether. O

If you were affected by the deadly tornadoes that swept across several southern and midwestern states last week but don’t have insurance to cover the damage, don’t look to Ron Paul for sympathy.

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Nature’s force is at times awe-inspiring, but often downright scary. A woman in West Liberty, Kentucky experienced this first hand when she captured footage of a huge tornado heading towards her direction.

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