
At least 2 killed after powerful storms hit South
At least two people were killed after powerful storms brought tornadoes and hail to the Southeast Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Manuel Bojorquez reports from Montgomery County, Alabama.
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At least two people were killed after powerful storms brought tornadoes and hail to the Southeast Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Manuel Bojorquez reports from Montgomery County, Alabama.
Rebuilding efforts are underway in Florida after Nicole slammed Florida's east coast as a hurricane. Elise Preston reports from Wilbur-By-The-Sea.
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Nicole caused unprecedented structural damage along Florida's Atlantic coast when it made landfall as a rare November hurricane. Residents said Nicole completed the damage that Hurricane Ian started in September. Elise Preston reports.
Nicole made landfall in weather-weary Florida as a category 1 hurricane early Thursday morning, toppling buildings along Florida's east coast. It has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. Elise Preston reported from Daytona Beach.
Tropical Storm Nicole is making its way across Florida after slamming the state's east coast as a Category 1 hurricane. Elise Preston has the latest on the damage it's caused.
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Nicole strengthened into a rare November hurricane before it's expected to make landfall in Florida. Dozens of counties are under a state of emergency, and mandatory evacuations have been ordered for some residents. Elise Preston reports.
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A rare November hurricane watch has been posted along Florida's Atlantic coast. Subtropical storm Nicole is expected to become a hurricane before making landfall in Florida later this week.
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