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National Weather Service says Hot Springs hit by EF-2 tornado overnight

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Officials with the National Weather Service said the tornado that tore through Hot Springs overnight was an EF-2.

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NW Arkansas Democrat gazzette

Hot Springs night tornado rated EF2

HOT SPRINGS -- An EF2 tornado ripped through southeast Garland County early Wednesday, damaging homes and businesses and downing power lines but causing no significant injuries, officials said.

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KARK

National Weather Service says Hot Springs hit by EF-2 tornado overnight

Officials with the National Weather Service said the tornado that tore through Hot Springs overnight was an EF-2.

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KTHV

Hot Springs man 'thankful to be alive' after overnight EF-2 tornado

An EF-2 tornado swept through Garland County, destroying many homes in its path. After seeing all the debris, one business owner says he's thankful to be alive.

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News Radio 710 KEEL

National Weather Service Says Severe Weather Potential Tonight

Shreveport and Bossier City are inside the areas of concern for severe weather tonight

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The Republic

National Weather Service predicting potential for severe weather in Bartholomew County today and overnight

COLUMBUS, Ind. — Bartholomew County has the potential for severe weather today and overnight. Bartholomew County is under an Enhanced Risk for severe weather today. The county is split between a Slight Risk (northern half) and an Enhanced Risk (mainly southwest half) for severe weather. There is an increased threat in severe thunderstorms Wednesday night and an elevated risk of minor flooding. Continue reading at The Republic News.

11 days ago·Columbus, United States

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