US: Tornado-Warned Storms Sweep Through West Virginia, Leaving Thousands Without Power 4

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US: Tornado-Warned Storms Sweep Through West Virginia, Leaving Thousands Without Power 4

Tornado-warned storms swept through West Virginia on Tuesday, April 2, causing significant damage. Powerful winds knocked down trees and powerlines, leaving thousands of homes without power.

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  • ILEA002523341
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  • 2024/4/04 09:01:53
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  • @Linville34 via Spectee
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  • @Linville34 via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 56.07(MB)*
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  • West Virginia, 2024 at about 11:00h, NOTE: 2 clips, US Video Recording Date/Time: April 2, no audio Video Location: Charleston

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