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    Aerial view of tornado track

07:06 PM
April 22, 2025

Incredible video
Aerial view of tornado track

An EF-2 tornado struck Bloomfield, Mo., on Easter Sunday. These incredible images show the path the tornado took, leaving damage to property and vegetation.

There were over two dozen tornado reports over the Easter Weekend, extending from Texas through the Ozarks. The threat associated with this system is fizzling out from the Gulf Coast through the Carolinas on Tuesday, but another system will move slowly, affecting West Texas.

Threat continues this weekread more

Make sure to follow our latest weather forecast by our meteorologists and also track the latest storms in our WeatherRadar.

Irene Sans
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