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Five people are dead in Calhoun County after a line of severe weather and tornadoes swept across Alabama, destroying homes and impacting lives.
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Five people are dead in Calhoun County after a line of severe weather and tornadoes swept across Alabama, destroying homes and impacting lives.
The Weather Service predicts several storms across Central Alabama, with the threat of tornadoes and heavy winds.
The state was hit hard by tornados, thunderstorms and heavy rains Wednesday and in the early hours Thursday.
Monday's devastating severe weather left a 14-year-old dead and at least 30 other people injured.
Fultondale High School is heavily damaged. A number of homes are severely damaged or destroyed.
The decision came following a phone call between the governor and President Trump.
As of Sunday night, 65,000 Alabama Power customers have not had power restored.
Alabama Power said 131,000 outages remain and that the utility provider expects to have service restored to 95 percent of affected customers by Tuesday.
Almost 500,000 Alabama Power customers were without power immediately following the storm, including 163,000 in Mobile County alone.
Zeta currently has sustained winds of 85 mph. On its current course it will make landfall at Southeast Louisiana or the Mississippi Coast late...
