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- May 31st: Worst Pennsylvania Weather Events
- Heads Up East Coast Air Travelers Tomorrow
- AccuWeather's Outlook for Summer, 2011
- St. Louis Good Friday Tornado Recovery
- Hurricane Season Officially Starts Today
- "The Jaco Report" Interview
- Today's Severe Weather Outlook
- Why Shelter in the Lowest Floor?
- Watch Out Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Toledo
- Midwest Tornado Watch Till 8pm EDT
- Heads Up: Memorial Day
- Flying to Chicago This Afternoon? Time for Plan B.
- Today's Severe Weather Threat
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- "You Never Know What Path the Storm is Going To Take"
- Selective Siren Activation, Part 3
- Inside St. John's Hospital, Joplin: Photos and a F...
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- Thank You, Barnes & Noble!
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- How Much (Tornado) Warning is Enough?
- Global Warming Responsible for These Tornadoes?
- Photo of the Funnel
- "St. Louis on the Air" Interview
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- Another "High Risk" Day
- Article About Tornado Siren Overuse and Complacency
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- The Shocking Headline
- What It Was Like to View the Warnings in Joplin as...
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I have not had a chance to read much about the Joplin tornado yet--are you getting information as to why the death toll is so high? It appears that the sirens went off, but did they fail in some areas?
ReplyDeleteNo warning failures of any kind that I know of. It was a very large and extremely intense tornado, the type that if you are not underground or in a "safe room" you probably will not survive.
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