There are 75 million Americans in the path of a severe storm system that could bring a derecho, which is a group of thunderstorms accompanied by high winds. The storms may stretch 240 miles as they head east, blowing down trees and power lines and prompting flood watches. NBC’s Mike Seidel reports.June 12, 2013
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