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Monday, 05 March 2007
Weather forecasters predict blizzards and tornadoes in the US
Weather forecasters at the US Storm Prediction Centre are predicting tornadoes and blizzards as being about to hit many areas of America due to a huge storm system and a warning has gone out for the eastern third of the country for the next 24 hours.

Already reports of tornadoes have come in from the states of Missouri, Arkansas and Kansas and the Storm Prediction Centre is warning that there are bigger and stronger storms coming, which means that people will be in potential danger in areas that are hit.


Tornadoes and blizzards forecast for AmericaSome of the first tornadoes struck in Missouri around dawn on Thursday and a child has been reported as killed due to the extreme weather.

As many as a dozen tornadoes have been reported already and Linn County Sheriff Marvin Stites said that some people in the areas affected by the storms had been forced to leave their homes and find shelter elsewhere.

A band of storms stretching from Minnesota in the north to Louisiana on the Gulf Coast has formed and the Storm Prediction Centre warned that extreme weather was now likely to be experienced "across the lower Ohio valley, lower and mid-Mississippi valley, eastward across the Gulf and Atlantic coastal states".


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