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paducah, kentucky. we ll be worried about the threat of tornados in addition to straight line winds. we can see some of the bow echos developing and see wind damage as well. a lot of this is going to come in the overnight hours, so that s a concern when people are going to be sleeping. make sure you have that noaa weather radio. let s take a look at pictures we have out of the raleigh area. we have new information to bring you this morning. the national weather service storm survey teams, there i spit it out finally, were out assessing this damage yesterday and they determined that this tornado that moved through here, produced a 63-mile long path of destruction. maximum winds, 160 miles per hour, and that s when the storm moved through sanford first. it killed two people there in lee county and at one point, this tornado was three miles wide. it then moved on into the raleigh area. most of the damage there was what we call ef-2 damage with winds around 111 to 135 miles

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