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midwest also. this was yesterday. typical storms roll thud indiana, producing wind damage. not tornadoes. this will be the story again today. lot of wind damage and downed trees throughout the region. let s go to the radar already this morning, wisconsin has had a line of very strong storms. typically, overnight storms weaken. so much heat and energy out there, these storms are getting stronger. go through milwaukee, half hour. chicago, maybe an hour or two from now. getting towards the rush hour. watch a lot of wind damage with these. maybe even a slight chance of a tornado, a weak one. later today, these storm also reenergize. this area in red is what we call a moderate risk of severe weather. you only get a couple of these every year. we do expect strong tornadoes possible illinois late this afternoon and that wind damage threat will go down through louisville in the afternoon hours. severe storms tornadoes. the possibility it could feel like 116 today in kansas city. we hope that
1967 seattle times story referred to it as slide hill. maybe i m just that s just stunning to me but maybe slide cannot be as catastrophic as this was. daniel, thank you. this is a fox news alert for the first time a possible debris field spotted in the search for flight 370. malaysia says a french satellite captured immantel of 122 objects in the southern indian ocean. search crews now hunting for those objects but they are racing against mother nature as harsh weather moves. in grn reporter roger maynard is live in sydney with the latest. roger, what s the latest there? well, greta, as you say, 122 objects were spotted by the french satellite four days ago now ships in the area are trying to detect that material, whatever it might be. one object was said to be about 70 feet long, which has given rise to speculation that this could be part of a wing other
1967 seattle times story referred to it as slide hill. maybe i m just that s just stunning to me but maybe slide cannot be as catastrophic as this was. daniel, thank you. this is a fox news alert for the first time a possible debris field spotted in the search for flight 370. malaysia says a french satellite captured immantel of 122 objects in the southern indian ocean. search crews now hunting for those objects but they are racing against mother nature as harsh weather moves. in grn reporter roger maynard is live in sydney with the latest. roger, what s the latest there? well, greta, as you say, 122 objects were spotted by the french satellite four days ago now ships in the area are trying to detect that material, whatever it might be. one object was said to be about 70 feet long, which has given rise to speculation that this could be part of a wing other
which is the best resolution they can get. but you have to physically be able to see the objects in the water. they are doing the aerials and having a hard time as the weather moves in. you have to put people on the ocean to see them. they have spotters to see what that debris is and looks like. is there a submersible that can go to the bottom of this area? to my knowledge, i don t believe the military has the capabilities of these subs to go farther than a couple thousand feet below the ocean surface. good question. and the condition of the water, we re hearing about ten, 15 foot waves. one what s it like in the water? the temperature, the roughness, the current? you are going to have strong currents on the surface it will also depend. you have experts that are studying these. there is no reason to put people in the water at this point. it s very deep. the water temps are in the 40s