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The National Weather Service has issued a Severe T-Storm Warning for the following counties in Kentucky & nearby - Through at least 11/12 12:30AM Seek shelter in the warned area! Get the latest forecast on WSAZ and at… After Hurricane Helene triggered more than 3,000 landslides across North Carolina's mountains, the Senate passed a bill that would fund landslide preparedness and early warning systems nationwide. The top weather headline ahead of the colder air is the advancement of the severe weather risk.
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- The National Weather Service has issued a Severe T-Storm Warning for the following counties in Kentucky & nearby - Through at least 11/12 12:30AM Seek shelter in the warned area! Get the latest forecast on WSAZ and at [Link in bio]
- After Hurricane Helene triggered more than 3,000 landslides across North Carolina's mountains, the Senate passed a bill that would fund landslide preparedness and early warning systems nationwide.
- The top weather headline ahead of the colder air is the advancement of the severe weather risk.
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Hey, it's Noah. Severe weather is making headlines across the region today with storms, landslides, and new risks on the way. WSAZ NewsChannel 3 in Charleston-Huntington reports the National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for counties in Kentucky and nearby areas, and it remains in effect through at least 12:30 in the morning on November 12. People in the warned area should seek shelter immediately. WCNC Charlotte in Charlotte reports that after Hurricane Helene triggered more than 3,000 landslides across North Carolina's mountains, the Senate passed a bill that would fund landslide preparedness and early warning systems nationwide. WKRN News 2 in Nashville reports that ahead of the colder air, the top weather headline is the advancement of the severe weather risk, with a marginal risk at level 1 of 5 now in place for most of Middle Tennessee and all of Southern Kentucky. This is Noah. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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