it has been 20 hours sense this ef-1 tornado hit. this tree was blocking the road at some point, you can see it has been choppepe up and moved to the side. we are live at northeast 196th street and 11th court. in the far from here in miami gardens, more trees were k`ocked down by the wind and heavy rain. branches took down transformers and this woman's car was destroyed landing right on top of hej. >> i saw something that'shen we realized the car port had blown down. >>reporter: local 10 had live team coverage that is after the ef-1 tornado did hit. i was on i-95 between miami gardens drive a a ives dairy. it's there a semi was thrown to its side. i spoke to a driver who crawled out the back window and did not get hurt, just a scratch on his knee. that scene only took a few hours to clean up. it was not the case in some northeast miami-dade neighborhoods. in fact a man's mercedes& was crushed under a black olive tree and trampolines were tossed around like toys. this morning crews worked through the nights. i'm guessing trucks will c

-1, and ef-0 tornado. four tornadoes since january in this pattern that's affecting us. cold front moves through this evening. long rain-free stretch, that indeed begins tonight. here's the frontal position just about to pass us. all the rain was way ahead of the front. that's why it's not cool yet. the front has taken its time toto reach here. it is, again, staing to move away and things will calm down. the next seven days, no rain chance for the next six, and next week. our temperatures are going to be quite comfortable. highs will be in the 70s. lows, momoly in the 60s, with one exception, wednesday night into thursday morning into the upper 50s. again, sun will prevail. a little bit breezy at times. head into the wee >>> welcome back. do-it-yourself projects are popular on the internet, but one couple in florida is taking the idea further. >> it's called hacker boxes. >> our kids are like the robots are re. that's all they know. they're young. >> reporter: the founders of hacker boxes. >> pick out the

one in mecklinburg, the granville vance was ef-2. there was one in durham ef-1 that lasted for about a 10th of a mile. and we had one in southeast wayne county ef-0 with 75-mile-an-hour winds. the one in mecklinburg was ef-1. the damage in robinson, cumberland county was checked. that showed up to be straight line wind damage. seeing for the bus stop forecast. temperatures will be chilly. 34 degrees at 6:00. by 8:00 mid 30's. we have a nice warm-up by sunday. we will talk about that in the complete forecast in a couple of minutes. john: a charlotte school closed to clean up from a nasty norovirus. 63 students were absent and seven went home yesterday with symptoms of the stomach bug. that is 70 out of a population of 250. the county's health director says the outbreak is a specific concern because the metro school serves students with developmental disabilities and others with other health issues. it likely spread after a sick student came to school. >> probably one of the students had it and once you get the virus into an institutio

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on waverly tornado: the national weather service's storm survey team in wakefield has confirmed an ef-1 tornado touched down in waverly. max wind speed: 100-110 mph. max path width: 300 yards. governor terry mcauliffe has made state resources available for cleanup efforts across virginia. today, he toured three of the hardest hit areas: waverly, tappahannock, and appomattox county. between them -- four people died. mcauliffe says his heart goes out to those who have lost loved ones. he says it's hard to imagine how people rode out the storm, but he knew he had to see the aftermath for himself. c0028 1644 i think it's important to come down and see what actually is needed to make sure we can get the state and federal resources in here as fast as possible 1651 inspectors are still trying to calculate the financial losses, millions. let's take you to appomattox county. a tornado cut a path nearly ten-miles-wide. one person died and more than half a dozen others were hurt. and at least one tornado hit the town of tappahannock in essex county. the newport news fire department even sent its

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defined point right now, we have a couple different areas we are watching for the potential, tornado ef-0, ef-1, more populated areas of brevard county. >> yeah, that rotation is broadened, that is one good thing you can see the main core has weakened, the problem with that now is when you start to line-up the storms, as those storms move in there could belittle notches of rotation and it's very difficult brief tornado, you need to stay weather aware in brevard county, melbourne, palm by area as that line of storms moves through. this is still the main concern area, as that storm moves off to the northeast at 25 miles and hour, heavier wings across i-95, u.s. 1 is next, moving over to the intercoastal and merritt island area. full screen, i am going to do a storm track for you where we still have rotation and the weather service, tornado warning still in effect until 5:00, for the next 23 minutes this storm is moving off to the northeast right now at 25 miles and hour, if again no confirmed tornado, but brian and i have been keeping a close eye on this, and brian as you mentioned, i mea

that was an ef-1 tornado with winds of 90 to 100 miles per hour. we have a lot of structurur damaged in pompano beach. that causing all of the delays on the roadways. we have 37 reports of damage across broward all is quiet. temperatures are in the mid 60s, much cooler than yesterday with the north wind. oh, it's going to be a beautiful day. >>> people acrossmiami-dade and broward counties have their homes torn up by those two twisters that hit on tuesday. luckil though, no major injuries reperted. meanwhile florida power and light crews are working overtime. >> carlos suarez has the latest on how the storms affected broward county. >>reporter: no match for a massive tree ripped from theground on tuesday. all of it the work of mother nature. >> what the [bleep] >>reporter: dash cam veo captured the ominous sht. watch and listen as drivers realize a tornado is coming right at them. >> [bleep] >>reporter: the scary sight unfolded along dixie highway and west 15th street in pompano beach. >> for me it was a fight just get out of there before anything

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durham county an ef-1 on the ground .1 mile and southeastern wayne county 1.25 miles on the ground ef-0. ef-1 in mecklinburg county, virginia. all the damage in robinson and cumberland county was investigated by the national weather service and they determined it was straight line winds and not tornadic activity. hopefully we won't see one of those days again for a while. we will talk about the bus stop forecast. as the kids head out 30's. they will stay in the 3030's through 8:00. clear and wind-chills in the 20's. we will talk more about the warming air and great weekend forecast shaping up in a couple of minutes. john: new this morning a brush homes in moore county. the flames were knocked down just in time. this is promenade lane off airport road near whispering pines. our crew said about an acre and a half was involved with trees and nearby building destroyed. authorities believe it started from a tree down on a power line. barbara: right now we are learning the name of a woman killed in a crash in northern wake county. she is 53-year-old hill. it was near zebulon yesterday. troo

so we had an ef-0 tonight reported in davie, ef-1, two tornadoes reported in pompano beach and then the other one was in miami. so overall we had three the strength for the ef-1 tornadoes in pompano beach and hour. the ef-0 the national weather service gives us infmation on in davie winds 80 miles per hour. in pompano beach the length was three miles, width was 200 yards and duration for time being on the ground 7:10 a.m. to 7:15 a.m. and 7:51 a.m. to 7:59 a.m. that is the one ben kennedy has been talking about over i-95 had the semi truck turned over. ef-1 tornado with winds 90 to 100 miles per hour and this is the information we are receiving on the ef-0 with winds of 75 to 80 miles per hour. that happened in davie. the length of it on the ground between six to seven miles per hour. this was actually the first tornado warning that i brought to youive during "good morning america" and then the systems continued to traveve towards the east, northeast sparking the other severe weather that we had to dealith. we had over 37 reports of damages betweentrees falling, between backyards being

i did say it was an ef zero tornado. you know how we rank the hurricanes on what we call that safyre simpson score, category one, through, all the way up to five. same thing with tornadoes. it is zero, 135. the wind speeds for any of zero 65-85 miles per hour. when guster now not what we saw earlier. we saw wind gust between 20-30 miles per hour and about. rain totals over 1 inch, but 50s and 60s and will continue to drop us future wach show us. let's set the alarm clocks 30 minutes earlier when you get up in the morning so that you make it on time. possibly a few showers when you pick the kids up at school. as you had home from work as well into the afternoon hours. let's jump into the seven day now. first, look at the next three days. after tomorrow, dry, calm weather in the 50s. then we will watch quite a dip in temperatures into next week with 30s for the highs. that is it for the forecast. another check on sports when we come back. >>> this friday at 11 11 pm, we will present bowl at the bay. here from players as th

one tornado winds of one hundred one hundred and ten that's the very top end of the ef one range held another five mph it would have been a low ef two tornado which is considered a strong tornadoes so this was right and almost on the border of being a strong tornado just south west of waverly cross literally right over very close to the route forty interchange there with for sixty point nine miles it started to thirty one and a two forty one sows on the ground for ten minutes travel nine miles from mbs they were tracking all these in about fifty five mph that works out almost exactly to that number the past three hundred yards wide and as we just said the winds up to one hundred and ten. it finally lifted just to the east of huntington road a little bit west the cars lead just savage that's the latest on the path with more information. let's hear about it a little bit more now from ie sure we've been assessing the damage add the entire morning and into the afternoon hours out here in waverly take a look at this bar in the top of the barn is still intact however the frame completely de

on waverly tornado: the national weather service's storm survey team in wakefield has confirmed an ef-1 tornado touched down in waverly. max wind speed: 100-110 mph. max path width: 300 yards. path length: 9 miles. after a very, very long wednesday in the weather department, we have been tracking (somewhat) quieter conditions today. i say somewhat because the wind was/is relentless! we will be tracking sustained winds at 15 to 25 mph, gusting up to 35 mph at times through the evening hours! overnight, expect decreasing clouds with temperatures dropping it'll remain windy all night, into your friday. we'll close out the week with some scattered clouds tomorrow. it will be noticeably cooler with a northwest breeze and highs only in the upper- 40s. expect nice, dry conditions this weekend. highs will be in the mid-40s on saturday, then we'll trade highs in the 40s for highs in the next week. believe it or not - no rain in the forecast until in the forecast until next wednesday. we have extended coverage on wavy dot com. we've posted all our chopper video, photos and more. a 78-year-old m

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of 36 miles per hour, and the we had some spells developing in and arouou the columband then at this ef-0, this just came in, and that is 50 mile-per-hour gusts. we will talk about that tornado a michael: the high water and then the snow and the rain. property and business owners are bucarol: flash flooding caused a mess along with over flooding rivers in parts of the citmyra -- flooding rivers in parts of themyra: clearing away the sidewalk they are trying to cle>> these guys i like, instead of going into the rain, a gentleman clears the drain, everythiand why we cannot control the weat we need all of a help we can get in making the area available, and when there is flooding, when there is still on the sidewalk, that is prohibitive to business. myra: they say it is typical. >> in a flood prone areas, most of the residents and merchants there became accustomed to what type of event is bringing on these type of issues. myra: the public works bar mitzvahs they are workingf engineers to the river property owners are hoping this will be history. carol: a portion of a trail is shut down at t

ef 0 with 75 miles per hour winds. it was on the ground for more than a mile. and it did damage a turkey barn and some trees, that sort of thing. it was tough to see all of that come down on wednesday. a lot more tornado warnings than there were tornadoes we were lucky that way. no one was hurt or killed in north carolina. we were very fortunate because virginia, people there were not as lucky. winds may gust up to 35 miles per hour. 39 in goldsboro. 36 degrees in southern pines. here is what's likely to happen as you head through the day in southern pines temperatures in the mid-40s. we'll be slow to warm up and only climb into the ummer 40s this afternoon. 49 in erwin. at 3:00 is when we see the warmest temperatures. into the evening, temperatures will drop quickly. if you're going to be heading out to dinner, movie or an event, we'll see temperatures drop quickly. you'll need a winter coat into this evening. saturday, chilly as we. temperatures in the low 50s here in the afternoon. we continue to see the cold air getting pushed in all the way from canada, th

now the one across miami-dade the again an ef one. this one a little longer up and down at times and agent narrrrer. this one about 8 minutes in duration. beginning at nor land crossing right over the estate at i-95 it does continu the track towards the east. eventually this twister would come to an end here and onc it did tt basically this entire area was calm and no more reports oany activity. third one with a question mark the apparent twister in davey. again the national weather service saying no survey was performed. here's the marine forecast for tomorrow. no advisory. biscayne bay light chop. for you throughout the florida keys. coastal water moderate chop. 5:10 fort lauderdrdale. 7:30 key west. most clear. much dryer tonight. tomorrowoweautiful mild sunshine here's your extended outlook. we shoulu remain with nice pleasant temperatures all the way through next monday. that's the 7 on 7. >>> something new is taking off in the historic change in relation between the united states and cuba. flying to the island is about to get a

they were ef-1 strength. the first ef-1 tornado touched down was in pompano beach. the width of 200 yards. for three miles. that's why we saw so much damage. we all can't forget what happened on i-95 with that second ef-1 tornado on the ground for three miles. that happened at 7:51 to 7:59. we kept it all live on local 10 news for you. the structural damage will be an issue to cleaea up over pompano beach. i'm gladt's a thing of currently we are going to have to deal with more damage. over 37 reports of damage from hollywood, from west miramar all the way near the coast. it's going to be a beautiful day. now tour team coverage of the twister trouble leaving a whole lot to clean up today. the ef-1 tornadoes touched down. we tracked the storm' path each step of the way. now our coverage continues. a second day of cleanup is under way. ben kennedy live this morning in northeast miami-dade. >> let's begin with erica rakow. what's it like behind you? >>reporter: this is what's left of this home that was completely smashed by a te. crews worked all day yesterday to pull t

ef- around aventura and adding to the list the ef- 0 i listen will be back with t seven-day planner. >>> a couple of scares in the air to tell you about. a plane making an emergency landing after a tire blew out after take off. the cargo plane was headed to buenes aires. it's not clear what caused the tire to pop. six crew members were on board. we're told no one was hurt. >>> another scare, this time in pembroke pines. a small plane made an emergency happened. the faa is investigating what land. two people were on board the plane when it reported engine problems minutes after taking off from miami expect give airportexecutive airport. no one was hurt. >>> a robber threatens a gas station store clerk. he had a knife and wanted cas surveillance video shows the man walking into the mobile gas station alo west broward boulevard. this was february 6th. he's crouching dow and then he cash register. the robber grabs a large box of cigarettes before taking off& with the cash. if you have any information, you got a good look there, please call police. >>> a teen arrested in a deadly new year

. >> reporte the video capturing the ef-0 tornado moving through. ferro, winds up to 85 miles per hour, causing patio furniture to be cleared out, forcing trees down. >> this is something on a different level. it was very powerful and it shook the house. >> reporter: back in pompano beach, we know the tornado is responsible for injuring drivers. >> 9-1-1, what is your emergency. >> i'm on 50 right now, and it looks like a heavy wind or something, -- it's broken. and i can't feel my arm. >> on the highway between >> there was what, sir? >> something went through, and they're messed up and bleeding like bad. and it's an oldady. >> reporter: businesses left in shambles, debris still scattered on the roofs of these warehousus. >> we had two buildings untouched and two other buildings that bore the brunt of the tornado. >> reporter: workers trying t t repair the tornado's damage. >> no roof, nothing want. >> reporter: eddie espinosa forced to move his auto business. >> we had to tell the customers to give us another week to start over again. >> reporter:

warnings, flash flood warnings, even at least one funnel ccarol: and now we know that there was an ef-o tornado that touchdown in lexington county around 2:30 this afternoon just north of the farmersn of charleston highway. john will moment. michael: and the affeldt too fast for the storm drains to keep up, so what is next -- and the rain fell too fast for the storm drains to keepjohn cole at most of us saw one to two inches of rain, up to four inches in the mountains, where they had flooding, and these thunderstorms, especially down in columbia, that is where spotted west of columbia, andactually touched down. it probably stayed aloft, which means it is not touching ground, that it is staying aloft, and it came down a couple of times outside of pine ridge, basically pretty close to th7 and i-26, a brief ef-0 tornado, and it stayed on the ground for a little over half a mile. that is it. 6/10, and it caused some damage to some cars in a car storage lot, so it proy only touched down for a brief period of time, and that it became a funnel cloud an moves a sickly over to florence. -- as it

this is the twister in pompano beach an ef-1 that was confirmed late yesterday. an nbc 6 viewer captured these images ashe was driving through that area on his dash cam and he was trying to escape the storm at the time but he had no idea that he was going to get those pictures. incredible. >>> a lot of you s snt us pictures and video of the storm, we certainly appreciate that. if you can do it from a safe place we would love that. just a few of them here on social view 6 as we continue can also scan through every one of these pictures anytime you want to, we have all of them featured on a gallery on the nbc 6 news and weather app. >>> messy workday aheadad for crews in fort lauderdale trying to fix a ser main break, it happened at the riegel trace apartments. the city says a inspection of the pipe is broken because of the repair work. now crews want you to avoid water-related activities in the area like swimming, fishing or jet skiing, the advisory affects a sectionn of the new river behind the broward center for the performing arts and we're talking about the ar

that was an ef-0 tornado. what does that mean, where the ef scale is developed to estimate what the wind were. the weakest of the tornadoes. ef-0 but still winds 65 to 85 miles per hour. the length of the path of the damage was about 6/10 of a mile and the width was 75 yards wide. >> i don't know if we have the footage but there was an tractor-trailer that was flipped over on its side. i believe joyce started her shot in the back of the vehicle. there it is. on the ground out there. what kind of winds are necessary to blow it over like that? force winds. you know, 75, 85 miles per hour that will be enough to push that over. now, i don't think it lifted it up in the air but it was enough to push it over. >> right. as far as the rest of the night is concerned, are we out of the woods, could other areas see rain and flooding? >> probably not. what you are seeing is radar. the heaviest rains have moved down into the south eastern part of the midlands in columbia. we are seeing light rain at the moment. this moves

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where an ef-1 tornado touched down in the ararat area. wind speeds there ranged from 86 miles per hour.. up to 110. the tornado was on the ground for about two minutes... with a path of almost two miles several homes and structures were damaged but no one was hurt. crews are still working to restore power. the national guard is also there ... focusing on debris removal and clearing blocked roads. an aerial team is also on stand-by to help with damage assessment.### national guard troops... and state emergency response teams are in essex county this morning... after an e-f-3 tornado left more than 2-dozen people hurt... and buildings destroyed. buster tharp / family hurt in storm - as far as we know, all three houses on a six acre lot the way down to the foundations essex county schools are closed ... along with several roads and neighborhoods due to downed power lines. state police are asking people to stay away from affected areas while crews work to clear the damage. a reminder when we're not on the air.. you can stay up to date informa

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. >> the national weather service confirmed an ef 2 tornado touched down in salisbury township. it left a trail of destruction nearly 5 files long. john rawlins is live on the scene and continues our team coverage from lancaster county. >> reporter: well, we are in the eastern edge of lancaster county, only 15 miles from coatesville. the area is dotted with amish farmsteads and it took a pounding and the cleanup started this morning and men are still at work. >> this morning national weather service took to the air in a police helicopter to survey the damage, and confirmed it was a tornado that caused the trucks along a 5 mile swath in lancaster county. a rarity for winter. >> it's very rare to have a tornado particularly of this magnitude kind of on the ground that long and doing this sort of damage. >> many people impacted here members of the amish community. by early morning amish families from around the area atrived help. >> they have done a fantastic job, hundreds arrived to assist in the cleanup. >> the plan to repair what can be saved and tear down and repair the structu

meanwhile we had another one another ef 1. this one in miami-dade. up and down at times.a little narrower though. 150 yard and this one took a little longer to make its way from west to east about 8 nutes going over i-95 and eventually coming to an end here very close to bisyne boulevard. there is this tornado here coming to an end around very clothes to northeast 191 street and northeast 23rd avenue. now as far as this front, it continues to move away. by tomorrow we should see more in the way of sunshine and then mild weather across south florida. no advisory totorrow. biscayne bay with a light chop. florida keys reef water in the reef 1 to 2, beyond the reef 2 to four feet. next high tide at 5:15 in the morning. 7:30 throughout the lower keys. water temperature 69 degrees. now for tonight clouds will continue to move out. ernight lows will be in the by tomorrow should see a lot more sunshine. gh in the mid 70's to right around 80 degrees. here's your extended outlook. looking nice and cool morning on thursday and then near seasonal temperatures al

and an ef 0 at 75 miles per hour, for about a mile. we are dealing with nice weather this morning, i which is nice. roxboro sky cam, plenty of sunshine, cloud cover there. 32 at the airport right now but nice and dry with a dew point of 25. roxboro, 34. 34 in south hill. 34 in rocky mount and in southern pines. 7 to 8 to 9 degrees colder than where we started at this time yesterday. temperatures just in the mid- 40s. you'll need a coat if you're going to be out for lunch at a meeting or running errands or meeting a friend. high temperatures only in e upper 40s. if you're going to be out for dinner or going to a movie, temperatures will drop into the upper 20s pretty quickly. we get into the lower 50s tomorrow morning. where is all this cold air coming from? the weather system back to the west and low wait up here in canada to push that cold air into north carolina. we feel it for the next couple of days. normal highs upper 50s, upper 40s today. 51 saturday and sunday turns much warmer, 63 and temperatures keep climbing from there. 68 d

on waverly tornado: the national weather service's storm survey team in wakefield has confirmed an ef-1 tornado touched down in waverly. max wind speed: 100-110 mph. max path width: 300 yards. path length: 9 miles. tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. mostly sunny. cool. service's storm survey mph. max path width: 300 governor terry mcauliffe has made state resources available for cleanup efforts across virginia. today, he toured three of waverly, tappahannock, appomattox county. between them -- four people died. mcauliffe says his heart goes out to those who have lost loved ones. he says it's hard to imagine how people rode out the storm, but he see the aftermath for himself. c0028 1644 i think it's federal resources in here as possible 1651 the governor says inspectors are still trying to calculate the financial losses, millions. appomattox county. nearly ten-miles-wide. one person died and more than half a dozen others were hurt. and at least one tornado hit the town of tappahannock in essex county. the newport news fire department even sent its hazmat t

you can see on the map all the red dots that indicate ef-0 to ef-3 tornadoes that have occurred over the last few months. the severe threat will start heading a bit further up the panhandle. in the newsroom, candace campos, news 6. >> thank you, candace. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. store. >> chances are, you put the trash out the same time every week. why that is suddenly changing in some parts of orlando. >> plus, a big boost for plans to build a ucf campus downtown. >> also, ever wanted to fly the millennium falcon? what was just revealed about plans for a "star wars" land. >> but first, a big cat spotted on the prowl in central florida. one woman says she lost her pets and why she won't call the state for help, next. >> and join us on facebook during the break. >> take a look at a wildlife encounter that has a de bary woman fearing for her chickens. she first saw the bobcat saturday near her chicken coop and ate one of the chickens. it came back again this morning. she says she didn't bother c

from the three lives lost in the ef-1 tornado in waverly to the 1,200-foot-wide, ef-3 tornado in appomattox that claimed one life and strongest february tornado ever recorded. february is by far one of the least common months for tornadoes but there have been others through the years. (gfx) just take a look at how this month compares over the find in the data from the national climatic data center, just four tornadoes total in february over the last 10 years as opposed to 27 in a place that was hit again this week. the damage was much less extensive in waverly then but still significant for those impacted by the area it struck. at least four large trees fell on the first baptist church of waverly's property. three of them landing on gravestones at the small cemetery there. the first baptist church of waverly documented their clean up efforts after the ef-0 tornado in 2014. although families of the 40 veterans buried there weren't able to go to their graves for it appears that the cemetery was open for visitors again within three months. anita blanton, 10 on your side. there are fewer farms

the national weather service grading that tornado as an ef-0. that means it had 80 mile per hour winds. let's go to surveillance video from this moment. you can see how strong, how powerfrf, how fast this storm came through. the people who were inside this house at first did not realize what was happening, but then the windows started shaking in the house and they took cover. >> it was quick, very powerful. we heard it inside. it shook the house, very noisy. it was dramatic. all things considered, glad that everyone's safe. >> reporter: and back out here live, i mean, you can just see once again how powerful this storm was, how old this tree is, how big this tree was and that storm just uprooted the whole thg. and, of course, today as you heard this guy, frank, who o os he's just happy that no one was hurt and now he's got to wait for insurance andnd they will move on with their lives. for now live in davie, etsa bizios, 7 news. >>> miami-dade county also feeling the effects of the tornado weather. >> ashley: we oar standing by live surveying th

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we're talking ef-3s. maybe even ef-4s. what is left is coming our way. despite how beautiful our beach is right now, it's a little windy with temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s. all of the instability with out there leads to the possibility of strong storms and maybe even a small tornado in our neck of the woods tomorrow. morning into the early afternoon. i'm not tremendously concerned about it but we need to keep our eyes on it. it's always a good idea, especially when the storms roll in overnight, even if you're a sound sleeper, it will wake you up. it's based on your location, whether it's your gps location of warnings for your immediate area. if there's not a concern to you, it's just the county that you live in, you won't be awakened. that's a good thing becausor storms are usually small in this area. we don't see the widespread line of damage, nothing close to what is going on in louisiana. as i said, there are a few showers across polk county and highlands county. those are based on the fact that we're so warm today. enough instability and e

an ef-3 according to the national weather service. a tornado also touched down in patrick county, there it was an ef1. in appomattox county, the tim saunders has been surveying the damage, affected areas, and joins us live from appomattox with an update, tim? jean, this is only the third time since 1950 appomattox has been hit by a tornado. everyone who lives here has been accounted for. one person did die. earlier that day we learned that man's name was edward keith harris. he was 78 and a county spokesperson said that he was found last night around 10:00 in a field near his home in evergreen. that community saw the most widespread and severe damage following yesterday's storm. destroyed. residents who showed up this morning to collect his belongings and salvage what was left of his house. >> some of the rescue squad workers had children at child care. it looked kind of bad. finally they told us our house wasn't here anymore. we came and here it is here. >> a county spokesperson says damage assessments are still under way and she cou

national weather service tells us close to this area and ef 1 22 here. >> it felt like the foundation was shaky. >> reporter: shannon described what it was like for her on sanderson rouke. the national weather service confirming that damage was the result of an ef 0 tornado. >> the inside walls were moving inside the closet. you could feel the whole force of the tornado and the hail hitting the back door. >> reporter: the roof of her neighbors mobile home knocks off and landed across the road. kelly miller like many counting her blessings. >> i am lucky to be alive and alive. it could've been worse. >> reporter: the governor has declared a state of emergency. that will allow larger, heavier vehicles on the roads which will hopefully make that repair work go quicker. live in relic, amy cutler, wncn news. >>> as you saw in amy's peace, stephanie a day of cleanup. >> that means a busy day for companies specializing in tree removal. with caught up with the workers from barbara max -- arbor max. >> when we see the forecast that there are going to be winds in excess of 25 miles per hour, we

, 150 mile an hour ef-3, that hit escambia 24 hours ago a. so that is one of just roughly over 30 ef-3 we've ever had in we have been very fornlt, knock on wood -- fornlt, knock on wood, that we have not had a major loss of life with tornadoes. so those were the storms that moved by quickly today. giving us this glorious afternoon with sunshine, and rain totals, down by kissimmee, 2.4 inches of rain. rock ledge, 1.7. the villages coming in with 1.39. so what about tonight in we're going to clear things out, already doing so. some patchy fog. 40s and mainly upper 40s to near 50 degreess in the morning. we have 70s across the area right now, 73 deland, 73 in new smyrna. downtown orlando, fantastic weather for tonight. normal for this point in february, despite the front coming by, in the upper 40s to low 50s. high clouds and patchy fog, very, very nice. heading towards the beach tomorrow, melbourne, palm bay, cocoa beach at 72. we had wind gusts over 51 mile 74 in titusville, a nice day for new smyrna, daytona beach and flagler at 70 degrees he

the massive ef 3 tornado that hit pensacola, florida with winds topping out at 155 miles per hour, the strongest of the year. and one person said his neighborhood resemblees a war zone. thousands of people up through new jersey are without power and thousands of flights have been canceled or delayed due to the storm. delta even brought pizza for frustrated hungry passengers after their flight was rerouted to syracuse. >>> as new york city saw rain and heavy wind strong enough to blow over this tractor trailer on the george washington bridge. and a vehicle burst into flames. and meteorologist bill karins

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