Midwest, South clean up after big storms
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Debris and damaged items from homes and businesses where hauled curbside Monday as residents in the Midwest and South cleaned up after the weekend's severe thunderstorms that were blamed for 13 deaths.
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Tornadoes and  thunderstorms flattened the land and shattered lives across the  U.S. South on Tuesday and Wednesday, killing at least 54 people  and injuring more than 150 in the deadliest such storms in nine  years.
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Tornadoes plowed across the South from Texas to Alabama, killing four people, wrecking homes and businesses in rural areas and the New Orleans suburbs, and turning trees to kindling.
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Rain in the Southwest was expected to spread through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Friday and eventually into the Midwest, while mostly clear skies were forecast for the West.
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A swath of thunderstorms packing tornadoes, high winds and hail swept through the South.
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WAYCROSS, Ga., June 3 -- Tropical Storm Barry and its remnants gave a much-needed soaking to thousands of acres of burning swamp and timberland in northern Florida and southeastern Georgia.
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By DYLAN T. LOVAN  LOUISVILLE, Ky. - With a dozen people dead from weekend flooding in the Midwest and South, residents were busy shoveling mud from homes and businesses that were inundated with water.
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Severe weather howled through much of the nation's eastern half Sunday, producing damaging tornadoes in the South and treating winter-weary parts of the Midwest to freezing rain, snow and flooding.
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Stormy weather blamed for 12 deaths in the Midwest and South subsided on Sunday, though residents in some states remained shut out of their homes due to high waters.
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A storm system that stretched nearly 1,000 miles from the Midwest to the Southeast has killed at least 20 people.
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As Hurricane Ivan&#39;s remnants soaked the South on Friday and left a trail of destruction from the Gulf Coast to the Carolinas, Floridians once again are coping, cleaning up and coming together after being pummeled by a third devastating storm in five weeks
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High winds, heavy rain and tornadoes pounded parts of the Midwest and the South, leaving at least seven people dead, stranding people in cars, forcing others from their homes, and leaving thousands without power.
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A sloppy storm dumped more than a year's worth of snow on parts of the Midwest and made a mess of holiday travel and last-minute Christmas shopping Thursday. More than a dozen traffic deaths were blamed on the storm.
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Utility crews worked overtime Saturday to restore electrical service to thousands of customers still blacked out by the Midwest's first big snowstorm of the season.
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As Tropical Storm Gaston moves north through South Carolina, cleanup crews are already tackling downed trees and power lines. More than 125-thousand residents have been without power in South Carolina, where
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Air travel in the Midwest was returning to normal yesterday after a storm that blanketed the Great Lakes region with several inches of snow.
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By Mike Keller, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Sep. 8--A year ago, Katrina wreaked havoc on many aspects of life in South Mississippi. Often concern for the environment and our natural resources took a back seat to the immediacy of rescue, relief and recovery.