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    Powerful storm slams Midwest with heavy rain and snow

    01:23
  • Midwest pummeled with snow as blizzard warnings issued

    03:12
  • Video shows woman plucked from Los Angeles River during spring storm

    01:17
  • Spring snowfall blankets parts of the country

    02:02
  • Heavy snow set to blanket Midwest on first weekend of spring

    01:37
  • Severe weather pummels the East Coast on the first weekend of spring

    02:02
  • Spring storms to bring up to 6 inches of snow to some regions

    04:00
  • Millions in South face freeze alerts ahead of first full day of spring

    02:17
  • Volcanic eruption forces evacuations and threatens Iceland’s Blue Lagoon

    01:34
  • At least 3 deaths as tornadoes hit 9 states

    02:12
  • Crews start to assess damage from tornadoes in Indiana and Ohio

    03:21
  • Deadly storms tear across Midwest and southern Plains

    01:53
  • Search and rescue efforts underway after severe weather hits Indiana

    00:53
  • Severe weather brings tornadoes, hail and heavy snow

    02:03
  • Winter storm hits the Rockies as Midwest sees a warmup

    03:42
  • Video shows what appears to be a huge tornado in Kansas

    01:06
  • Massive landslide damages several homes in L.A. neighborhood

    01:08
  • Fans at freezing Chiefs playoff game needed amputations, hospital says

    03:27
  • Avalanche in Japan kills two skiers and injures one person

    00:39
  • Dangerous winds create travel delays and power outages

    01:12

In Moore, a chaotic scene with ‘traffic as far as the eye can see’

03:16

The giant tornado that hit Oklahoma Monday was believed to be one-mile wide at its base, destroying large brick buildings and knocking over power poles. Afterward, there were miles of traffic stretching out of Moore, Okla. The Weather Channel’s Mike Bettes reports on the damage that he called “reminiscent of Joplin.”