Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma Contending with Powerful Tornadoes

Posted by HCN on Tuesday, April 30, 2024
Written, published evening April 29, 2024 EST
Impact, summarized, devastating. Several days ago, almost center of the heartland areas in Nebraska and Iowa, were rocked by tornadoes, storm conditions.
In the past few days, perhaps more recent, Oklahoma is going through similar.
Situation is severe, loss of life has been occurring.
As day and night kind of fade into each other and out, storm systems may fade or pick up in magnitude as they move on their path; depending on magnitude and other factors, points along the fade in, fade out path could also be affected by the storm systems.

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