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Storms Damage Shed, Flip Truck in Alabama

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Severe storms hit central Alabama, causing structural damage in Haleyville and Berry. A shed and vacant home were damaged, but no injuries were reported. An 18-wheeler was flipped on Highway 13, but the driver escaped unharmed. Emergency teams are assessing the damage and monitoring the situation.

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Storms Damage Shed, Flip Truck in Alabama

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Storms Damage Shed, Flip Truck in Alabama. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

This is Corey with Birmingham News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Strong storms rolled through Central Alabama, leaving behind reports of structural damage in several spots. Emergency teams in Winston County checked out the Haleyville area, focusing on the pebble community along Alabama Highway 195 near County. Road 85. A shed took a hit and a vacant home had roof damage, but thankfully no one was hurt there. Meanwhile, in Fayette County near Barry, high winds might have flipped an 18-wheeler on Alabama Highway 13. Chief meteorologist James Span confirmed the driver walked away without injuries. Local emergency officials jumped into action right away. Michael Stoker from Fayette County Emergency Management was heading to the truck scene, but couldn't share more details yet. Assessments are still underway across the affected areas, as crews hunt for any other storm damage. So far, the impact seemed limited, with no injuries reported, and teens are keeping a close watch as conditions clear up.

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