US: Damaging Storms Sweep Through Alabama 2

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US: Damaging Storms Sweep Through Alabama 2

Storms rolled through Alabama on Saturday, June 7, causing damage to trees and power lines, widespread power outages, and road closures across several counties.

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  • 2025/6/08 12:47:51
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: June 7, Video Location: Trussville, 2025 at 14:44h, Alabama

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