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A devastating tornado wreaked havoc in Claremont, North Carolina, resulting in one fatality and two injuries. Catawba County officials reported the destruction of several mobile homes and downed trees during the tornado on Tuesday evening.
The National Weather Service (NWS) is assessing the storm’s impact, including damage and potential fatalities. No prior tornado warnings were issued. The tornado obstructed a section of the highway near Hickory with fallen trees and power lines, according to the North Carolina Dept. of Transportation.
Tragically, another fatality occurred in Clayton County, Georgia, where a tree fell on a car during heavy rain on a state highway, as reported by Jonesboro officials.
On the same day, a tornado struck Cottonwood, Alabama, claiming the life of an 81-year-old woman, according to the Houston County Coroner. The National Weather Service issued warnings for incoming storms and tornadoes, cautioning residents in Florida, Carolina, and Georgia to stay vigilant against heavy rain, strong winds, and snow.
The ongoing storm has already caused destruction to roofs and trees in various locations, with its trajectory moving northeast. This weather system has induced cold and snowy conditions in the Midwest. Authorities are advising residents to exercise caution and stay informed about the evolving weather conditions.
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