Steve violent storms rip through the south, 7 tornado touchdown in states along the guff, that system is headed our way, one ripping through an rv park in louisiana killing at least two people. Dari we join nick gregory. Nick we could get thunderstorms, with local heavy rain fall, tomorrow into the evening. They will produce more Severe Weather through the southeastern states tomorrow. Tonight it has been first system moving through, that brought light rain, wet snow, and freezing rain to the area, that started midday, we have light rain and drizzle in the city. The pink color is freezing rain, connecticut, parts of hudson valley, parts of northwest jersey, most areas are above freezing. Wind picking up, gusty out of the east northeast. Winter weather advisories are still up. For possibility of freezing rain, fox 5 sky guardian 3d with a first batch coming through, a break, then this. Comes our way, the severe storms moving bualabama right now. Periods of rain, that is the story, thing
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Michigan families no longer need to spend down their savings and be restricted to having only $15,000 in assets to receive SNAP benefits. Gov. Whitmer recently signed Senate Bill 35 into law, making Michigan the 37th state to eliminate the SNAP asset test. .
Colorado is the eighth most-improved state at ensuring SNAP food assistance reaches its most vulnerable residents, according to new rankings from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Anya Rose, public policy manager for Hunger Free Colorado, said the improvements are largely due to more meaningful benefit levels and cuts to red tape during the pandemic, along with strong outreach work. .