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Strong winds overnight caused damage in some communities around the Bay Area.
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The Oklahoma Insurance Department says a preliminary damage estimate could top $2 billion for the tornado.
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The Oklahoma Insurance Department says a preliminary damage estimate could top $2 billion for the tornado.
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ABC7 News has your local AccuWeather forecast.
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Unlike yesterday, today we are starting sunny. The cool breezes are still here and keep our highs below average again.
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Meteorologist Mike Nicco has your local AccuWeather forecast.
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Strong winds overnight caused damage in some communities around the Bay Area.
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The residents of Moore, Oklahoma try to recover and clean-up a day after a tornado flattened their town.
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The National Weather Service says the tornado that hit Oklahoma was a top-of-the-scale EF-5 with winds of at least 200 mph.
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A Fremont fire captain is among six people from California search-and-rescue teams headed to Oklahoma.
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The perception is that we're seeing more severe weather than ever and some people blame it on climate change.
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Residents of the neighborhoods devastated by Monday's tornado are beginning to pick up the pieces.
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A Fremont fire captain is among six people from California search-and-rescue teams headed to Oklahoma.
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The National Weather Service says the tornado that hit Oklahoma was a top-of-the-scale EF-5.
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Amid the devastation in Oklahoma are emotional moments from survivors and rescue crews hard at work, not giving up hope.
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Rescuers are looking for survivors in Oklahoma where a deadly tornado dealt a direct blow to at least two elementary schools.
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The Medical Examiner's Office says 20 children are among the dead killed by a tornado that hit suburban Oklahoma City.
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The state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll from a tornado in Oklahoma to 24 people.
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Moore, Oklahoma was devastated by a massive tornado that carried winds of up to 200 mph.
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The Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office says 51 people have been killed by a tornado that hit suburban Oklahoma City.
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A massive tornado two-miles wide hit an Oklahoma City suburban town Monday afternoon.
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