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Hurricane Irene definitely blew big in coastal areas of North Carolina and Virginia — so big that nearly half a million homes have been left without electricity. Continue »

The weather is no joke these days:

A stage collapsed during a powerful storm at the Indiana State Fair on Saturday Continue »

The rain makes ish real son… Continue »

These mu’fu*kas here! Continue »

Man, people are such weirdos these days!!!! Continue »

Whoever said less in more?! Continue »

Wow, talk about bad timing… Continue »

Things went from bad to worst yesterday when clean-up efforts from Wednesday’s storms began in Alabama. Continue »

So y’all just gonna keep thinking this “End of Days” is just hearsay huh? Continue »

A band of fast-moving storms brought reports of more than one hundred possible tornadoes across the South on Saturday, toppling trees, snapping power lines and bringing the two-day death toll to 17.

Emergency crews in Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama worked to assess the damage as the storm system moved north into the Carolinas and southern Virginia, according to the National Weather Service.

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley declared a state of emergency Friday after reports of tornado touchdowns in at least six counties.

Three people were also killed in Autauga County after fallen trees crashed into mobile homes in the area, police said.

Some of the death toll reads as follows:

Three deaths in Washington County were reported, said Yasamie August, spokeswoman for the Alabama Emergency Management Agency.

Two other deaths were previously reported in Oklahoma and seven in Arkansas.

In Greene County, Mississippi, one death and six injuries were reported, officials said.

And if that wasn’t bad enough…

Rescue crews found a 34-year-old woman in bed with her 7-year-old, whom she had apparently come to comfort during the overnight storm, said Little Rock Fire Department Capt. Randy Davenport.

The two were killed when a giant oak tree fell on the home, Davenport said.

An 18-month-old child in another bedroom survived.

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SMH:

Scientists are now warning Californians that the long-awaited ‘big one’ earthquake could be the least of their environmental concerns. Continue »

Lauren Hill is back to being a diva. Concertgoers in Atlanta blasted her for showing up late and refusing to sing the classics that made people love her in the first place. Continue »

Wow:

A storm that spanned parts of eight states continued to dump heavy snow in the upper Midwest on Sunday, collapsing the Metrodome in Minneapolis and forcing numerous road closures. Continue »

Look, by no means do we not applaud Mary for still being able to keep up with the young broads after 18 years in the game. She’s definitely keeping it tight at 39. Continue »

In Millbury, Ohio a huge storm just swept through killing 5 people and destroying almost everything:
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