scienceApr 28, 20264:44failed
Rain returns to southern US bringing drought and wildfire relief; plus, a satellite tornado in Oklahoma
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Multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms this week will fall across drought-stricken areas of the South, offering short-term relief and reducing wildfire risk in locations that receive soaking rainfall.
Also, a storm chaser got to see a rare weather phenomenon in Oklahoma on Thursday: A pair of tornadoes, one circling the other.
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