Seven dead after tornadoes, powerful storms hit the U.S. East Coast, South

March 27, 2017

Seven dead after tornadoes, powerful storms hit the U.S. East Coast, South

A storm system that rocked the United States' East Coast on Wednesday cost people their lives and families their homes, but many said they were grateful that they survived the ordeal.

More than a dozen tornadoes touched down. Hail the size of golf balls rained from the sky. And near-100 mph winds were recorded in Florida.

The severe threat in regards to hail and tornadoes is over. However, the backside of this low-pressure system could bring snow to the Great Lakes and blustery winds to the Northeast, according to CNN meteorologist Judson Jones.

"It's still pretty strong," CNN meteorologist Tom Sater said, "We've got massive winds right now that are still creating the blizzard conditions in the Great Lakes. We still have a threat for severe weather from around the Philadelphia area to New York City."

http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/25/us/severe-weather-threat-for-southeast/index.html