April 25–28, 2011 tornado outbreak

Top of the Hour: Tornados in the Midwest, Morning Headlines

The death toll is up to 12 in the aftermath of 15 tornadoes that tore through the Midwest. Damage assessments are just beginning.

Alabama Tornado Spikes Homeless Population

Alabama Residents Rebuild After Tornadoes

Top of the Hour: Tornado Death Toll Reaches 300, Morning Headlines

Tornadoes Rip Through South; Hundreds Dead

Tornadoes and Storms in South Kill 194

At least 194 people across the southern United States are dead after tornadoes and storms ripped across the region. An estimated mile-wide tornado struck the town of Tuscaloosa, Ala. At least 128 people were reported killed by storms in Alabama alone, with 32 in Mississippi, 11 in Georgia and 1 in Tennessee and Virginia. Katelyn […]

Tuscaloosa Tornado Measured as Level F-5

The largest wave of tornadoes in nearly 40 years has killed nearly 200 people. One tornado in the city of Tuscaloosa measured as an F-5 level twister, with winds of almost 200 miles per hour. John Deblock, warning coordination  meteorologist  at the National Weather Service in Birmingham, Ala., speaks with us about the storms.  

Tornadoes and Storms Across the South Kill Scores

Reports say 194 people across the southern United States are dead after tornadoes and storms ripped across the region–and that number is expected to climb. An estimated mile-wide tornado struck the town of Tuscaloosa, where there’s a University of Alabama campus. Katelyn Ingram is a sophomore there; she talks with us about her experience with […]

Tornado and Storms Across South Kill Scores

Twisters ravaged Tornado Alley again yesterday, killing people in Georgia and Mississippi. In Alabama, the government has declared a state of emergency, after at least 25 people were pronounced dead and countless homes and businesses destroyed by multiple tornadoes in Birmingham, Pleasant Grove and Fultondale. But Tuscaloosa took the worst hit –  and that is where […]