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In the last 36 hours there are up to 50 centimeter
Winter Storm Diego December 10, 2018 South Avon, NC Coast
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Update: scenes of HEAVY#SNOW at Stevens Pass, WA from same convergence band that had a #tornado producing storm in Port Orchard, WA just to the west! Intense up here @breakingweather @accuweather #wawx 3:39 PM - 18 Dec 2018
Update: scenes of HEAVY
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December, 19, 2018 - Rare Tornado Strikes Suburban Seattle, Destroys Homes
Rare Tornado Strikes Suburban Seattle, Destroys Homes - World news - Tasnim News Agency
A rare tornado struck suburban Seattle on Tuesday afternoon, destroying houses, ripping roofs from their buildings and clipping gas lines.
There were no immediate reports of injuries.
The Red Cross has opened an emergency shelter for those affected by the tornado in Port Orchard, about 15 miles west of Seattle, USA Today reported.
According to NOAA, the last tornado to hit Kitsap County was in 1991, when a twister struck Tracyton, pelting the area with record-setting hail.
Calls to 911 reporting trees into houses started at about 1 :55 p.m. Tuesday. The worst damage hit near the Port Orchard Walmart on Bethel Road.
Some areas have been isolated by knocked down trees and emergency responders are going door-to-door checking on residents. As the tornado struck, 911 dispatchers received word of trailers being knocked over.
Officials are planning to go to the area Wednesday and conduct a storm survey to gauge the strength of the tornado.
As the wind raged, rain fell in torrents nearby.
The timing of the incident delayed all South Kitsap School District buses, district spokeswoman Amy Miller said. As high school students prepared to leave the building the storm hit. Students were held at school until officials there could assess the safety of routes.
The following aerial video obtained from Associated Press shows the destruction caused by the tornado in Port Orchard, Washington:
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December 18, 2018 - Thousands flee cyclone on India's east coast
Thousands flee cyclone on India's east coast
Indian residents walk along a breakwater at Kasimedu fishing harbour as cyclone Phethai approaches the eastern Indian coast, in Chennai on Dec. 16, 2018. (AFP)
Cyclone Phethai packed winds up to 90 kilometres (55 miles) per hour, felling thousands of trees and electricity pylons.
NEW DELHI: A powerful cyclone left one person dead and forced thousands to flee their homes on India's east coast, officials said Tuesday.
Cyclone Phethai packed winds up to 90 kilometres (55 miles) per hour, felling thousands of trees and electricity pylons, and bringing heavy rains to the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh state after making landfall on Monday.
Officials said 10,600 people were moved to relief camps after being evacuated from the worst affected districts.
The cyclone has since lost some strength and was moving westwards into the mainland, bringing heavy rains along its course.
One person was killed due to heavy rains in Vijaywada city, an official at the state disaster management authority told AFP.
Cyclone Gaja hit India's east coast last month, killing more than 30 people. Two people were killed by Cyclone Titli in October.
Storms regularly hit southern India between April and December. Last year, Cyclone Ockhi left nearly 250 people dead in Tamil Nadu and Kerala states.
Thousands flee cyclone on India's east coast
Indian residents walk along a breakwater at Kasimedu fishing harbour as cyclone Phethai approaches the eastern Indian coast, in Chennai on Dec. 16, 2018. (AFP)
Cyclone Phethai packed winds up to 90 kilometres (55 miles) per hour, felling thousands of trees and electricity pylons.
NEW DELHI: A powerful cyclone left one person dead and forced thousands to flee their homes on India's east coast, officials said Tuesday.
Cyclone Phethai packed winds up to 90 kilometres (55 miles) per hour, felling thousands of trees and electricity pylons, and bringing heavy rains to the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh state after making landfall on Monday.
Officials said 10,600 people were moved to relief camps after being evacuated from the worst affected districts.
The cyclone has since lost some strength and was moving westwards into the mainland, bringing heavy rains along its course.
One person was killed due to heavy rains in Vijaywada city, an official at the state disaster management authority told AFP.
Cyclone Gaja hit India's east coast last month, killing more than 30 people. Two people were killed by Cyclone Titli in October.
Storms regularly hit southern India between April and December. Last year, Cyclone Ockhi left nearly 250 people dead in Tamil Nadu and Kerala states.
Tornado causes 'catastrophic damage' in Kitsap County, sheriff says
Updated: Dec 19, 2018 - 11:28 PM Several video's
PORT ORCHARD, Wash. - The National Weather Service says preliminary investigation shows an extremely rare tornado that touched down in Port Orchard on Tuesday was rated an EF 2.
When was deadliest tornado in Washington? 1972. Here are the details
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We had a nasty storm here on the coast of NSW, 3 hours north of Sydney. Rooftops blown off, trees uprooted everywhere, including in my front yard :(
The rain, thunder and hail only lasted about 5 minutes or so, but the force of the wind was enough to cause vast swathes of damage all across the coast.
The rain, thunder and hail only lasted about 5 minutes or so, but the force of the wind was enough to cause vast swathes of damage all across the coast.
I hope you are safe, Arwenn.
This is pretty crazy:
Like a small tsunami: Huge wave slams into beachfront property in Sanibel, Florida video - Strange Sounds
That story links to this one:
STAY WELL BACK FROM THE OCEAN OR RISK CERTAIN DEATH: Largest wave event this season is headed on San Francisco - Strange Sounds
Both of them have some wild videos.
Like a small tsunami: Huge wave slams into beachfront property in Sanibel, Florida video - Strange Sounds
That story links to this one:
STAY WELL BACK FROM THE OCEAN OR RISK CERTAIN DEATH: Largest wave event this season is headed on San Francisco - Strange Sounds
Both of them have some wild videos.
Thank you Nienna, we are fine. We had to wait till the State Emergency Services came to clear the tree the next day late in the afternoon - we couldn’t get out otherwise, the driveway was completely blocked. Helps to have the pantry stocked! And I’m grateful that the damage was minimal compared to other properties nearby and in Sydney.
My goodness, those are some crazy waves in the second video- I would not feel safe standing on the bridge amidst that!
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