Storms Kill Two - Now Deep South
A total of 28 tornado reports were received by the Storm Prediction Center on Sunday. Even if some of these are duplicates, we've had over 100 tornadoes this month, the 5th worst November ever (worst was 2004 with 150).
70 hail reports were issued yesterday, up to 2.5" diameter in Texas. 62 high wind reports were issued, up to 80 mph in Missouri.
There were at least two deaths blamed on the storms:
RIPLEY MO: 1 LARGE 2 STORY HOUSE DESTROYED. ONE 74-YEAR OLD MALE LIVING ON SECOND FLOOR DIED. TWO INDIVIDUALS LIVING ON FIRST FLOOR NOT INJURED. TWO MOBILE HOMES DAMAGED WITH ROOFS PEELED OFF.
1 MILE WEST OF PLUMERVILLE CONWAY AR: ON INTERSTATE 40 AT MILE MARKER 111...LUMBERYARD HIT BY TORNADO. LUMBER COVERING BOTH SIDES OF I-40. CARS TURNED OVER ON I-40. STATE POLICE CONFIRM ONE DEATH.
And it's not over yet. Today, severe weather will shift into the Deep South. Both AccuWeather.com and the government's Storm Prediction Center have issued a MODERATE RISK for severe storms today.
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The government's Storm Prediction Center says:
