Mary Gilbert

2 weeks ago | kxly.com | Mary Gilbert |Taylor Romine

(CNN) — Another day of extreme weather is brewing in the United States Wednesday after violent storms roared through more than a dozen states on Tuesday and turned deadly, bringing hurricane-strength wind gusts, massive hail and tornadoes. A derecho — a long-track storm with destructive winds — tore across the Midwest with wind gusts as high as 90 mph that ripped trees out of the rain-soaked soil and roofs off of several buildings.

2 weeks ago | news8000.com | Mary Gilbert |Taylor Romine |Andi Babineau

(CNN) — Another day of extreme weather is unfolding in the United States Wednesday after violent storms roared through more than a dozen states on Tuesday and turned deadly, bringing hurricane-strength wind gusts, massive hail and tornadoes. A derecho — a long-track storm with destructive winds — tore across the Midwest with wind gusts as high as 90 mph that ripped trees out of the rain-soaked soil and roofs off of several buildings.

2 weeks ago | cnn.com | Mary Gilbert |Taylor Romine

A crew works to remove a tree from a power pole in in Gnadenhutten, Ohio, after severe thunderstorms Tuesday. Andrew Dolph/Times-Reporter/USA Today Network/Imagn Images See all topics Email Link Copied! Another day of extreme weather is brewing in the United States Wednesday after violent storms roared through more than a dozen states on Tuesday and turned deadly, bringing hurricane-strength wind gusts, massive hail and tornadoes.

2 weeks ago | crossroadstoday.com | Mary Gilbert |Taylor Romine |Andi Babineau

(CNN) — Another day of extreme weather is unfolding in the United States on Wednesday after violent storms roared through more than a dozen states on Tuesday and turned deadly, bringing hurricane-strength wind gusts, massive hail and tornadoes. A derecho — a long-track storm with destructive winds — tore across the Midwest with wind gusts as high as 90 mph that ripped trees out of the rain-soaked soil and roofs off several buildings.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Mary Gilbert

New rounds of severe thunderstorms are underway and life-threatening, potentially catastrophic, flooding risks are brewing in the central and eastern United States Tuesday, putting more than 50 million people at risk of dangerous weather this week. The threats come on the heels of Monday’s storms, which unleashed damaging wind gusts, hail bigger than baseballs and tornadoes.