US: Severe Thunderstorm Brings Large Hail, Damage to Charleston, West Virginia 6

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US: Severe Thunderstorm Brings Large Hail, Damage to Charleston, West Virginia 6

A severe thunderstorm swept through the Charleston area in West Virginia on Monday, April 14, bringing a tornado threat and large hail, up to baseball-size, which damaged some homes and vehicles.

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  • 2025/4/16 20:29:15
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  • NOTE: 3 clips Video Location: Teays Valley, 2025 at about 17:22h, West Virginia, US Video Recording Date/Time: April 14, Putnam County

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