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Coverage dated November 29, 2022

Tornadoes fueled by record highs wrecked homes around South

Headline from Madison

The National Weather Service says record high temperatures in Texas and Louisiana fired up the storm front that spawned tornadoes across the Deep South. The severe weather wrecked numerous homes,

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  1. Herald Bulletin

    Tornadoes wrecking homes around South fueled by record highs (opens Herald Bulletin)

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    The National Weather Service says record high temperatures in Texas and Louisiana fired up the storm front that spawned tornadoes across the Deep South. The severe weather wrecked numerous homes,

  2. Madison

    Tornadoes fueled by record highs wrecked homes around South (opens Madison)

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    The National Weather Service says record high temperatures in Texas and Louisiana fired up the storm front that spawned tornadoes across the Deep South. The severe weather wrecked numerous homes,

  3. Los Angeles Times

    Tornadoes fueled by record highs wreck homes around the South (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    Los Angeles Times's feed description

    The National Weather Service says record high temperatures in Texas and Louisiana fired up the storm front that spawned tornadoes across the South.

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