At least two confirmed dead in Alabama storms as recovery continues Sunday
More than a dozen tornado warnings were issued by National Weather Service offices serving Alabama, and several involved confirmed tornadoes. A possible tornado struck the Pickens County town of Gordo Saturday afternoon, causing damage to homes and structures and downed trees.
At least 2 deaths in Alabama because of storms
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WTVA) — At least two people died in Alabama because of the weekend tornados and severe weather. Gov. Kay Ivey said the deaths happened in Plantersville, — about 40 miles northwest of Montgomery — and Winterboro — near Talladega.
Live updates: 36 dead as storms head east; over 380,000 customers without power across East Coast, South and Midwest The ...
Alabama is reeling from the devastation caused by multiple tornadoes that tore through the state on Saturday, March 15.
The National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado with winds reaching 120 miles per hour tore through the Winterboro area of Talladega County, leaving a tra ...
The National Weather Service has survey teams out across Alabama on Sunday surveying damage after many tornadoes are reported ...
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey released a statement Sunday morning after at least two Alabamians were killed from severe weather that ...
Troy, home to the university and Pike County’s largest city, was most impacted. A tornado passed near the city, causing ...
Winterboro junior Katelynn Brown made Class 1A girls third team on the all-state basketball team released by the Alabama ...
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