Digging out from more than a foot of snow. Which is now on its way to the upper midwest. And its that same winter storm that brought these damaging twisters to mississipi and alabama. Take a look you can see one of those damaging tornados right here. Somehow nobody was hurt, but the damage is extreme. At least six tornadoes have been reported in mississippi and alabama, but its likely that theyre all from the same system. Ravaged by tornados, still arent in the clear. Thunderstorms and flash flooding continues this morning in the southeast. Mike deering ruby kennedy heard from live in newton county, mississippi, where dozens of homes were damaged destroyed in the storm. Heres what im working on right now were learning even a federal prison was damaged in the tornado. Ill look at where were seeing the most damage and which areas could be in danger next. Allison. A blizzard continues to sweep across the country bringing snow from colorado to wisconsin. To give you an idea of how big this
Flooding. Weather experts say you can blame this on one weather system for everything we are seeing across the country. You can see the damaging tornadoes there. Look at that wind spinning. Somehow nobody was hurt. The damage is extreme. At least six and up to nine tornadoes are been reported in mississippi and alabama. Now we know they are all from the threat of severe thunderstorms and flash flooding continues this morning in the southeast. The fact is we only lost material things. There is nothing here that cant be replaced and we didnt get a scratch on us. We are not hurt. We just have a lot of work to do. The best news is nobody was hurt or killed in any of those areas in either state. This is what im working on now for the next half hour. Storm were given another warning today to watch out. Severe weather continues to sweep across the country bringing snow from colorado to wisconsin. 13 Million People have been impacted. Parts of colorado are digging out of more than a foot of sn
West Plains, MO – Family and friends joined the Missouri State University Foundation and other university representatives Wednesday to announce a transformational gift and naming of the Terry L. "Bo" Pace Advanced Welding and Fabrication Technology Program on the Missouri State University-West Plains (MSU-WP) campus. The naming announcement was made at 1:30 pm in the building formerly known as the Broadway Building (218 West Broadway) which will also be named in honor of Terry "Bo" Pace, a local businessman and champion of the MSU-WP campus. This significant gift, which is part of the university's Onward-Upward Campaign, will allow the university to proceed with its renovations to the Broadway Building on the MSU-WP campus proper and permanently locate the welding lab there. "As we honor, celebrate and remember Bo Pace, we feel the impact of this program will present local industries with talented and qualified employees for their workforce," Sunie