United States Weather: April 19, 2024
FOX Weather provides you with the latest weather forecast and weather news headlines for Friday, April 19, 2024 weather in the United States.
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Severe storms likely to hit Southeast region
The wave of severe weather that has hit the U.S. this week is coming to an end, but not before powerful storms hit the Southeast. While Friday's threat is lower than other threats this week, severe storms are expected across a wide swath of the country from Virginia to Alabama.
Tornadoes spin across Midwest
The Fox Weather Storm Tracker captured video of tornadoes tearing through parts of Illinois on Thursday. One of the storms produced what appeared to be twin tornadoes as it moved through a field near the town of Greenfield.
Tornadoes sweep through Illinois, storms sweep through Midwest
Fox Weather storm tracker Brandon Copic captured video of a tornado tearing through an Illinois field.
Father and daughter fossils found may be largest prehistoric marine reptiles
An 11-year-old girl and her father were searching for fossils when they discovered a 202-million-year-old jawbone believed to belong to a previously unknown titan from the prehistoric ocean.
In 2020, members of the research team are examining the preliminary findings of Ruby and Justin Reynolds' new findings (see later). Other parts of the bones were subsequently discovered. From left to right: Dr. Dean Lomax, Ruby Reynolds, Justin Reynolds and Paul De La Salle. (Photo credit: Dr. Dean Lomax) (Dean Lomax)
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Two men in Virginia were nearly crushed to death by a falling tree while making s'mores for their children.
Virginia dads narrowly avoid falling backyard tree, 'We almost died'
Two dads were making fireworks for their kids in the backyard when they heard a pop and a 40-foot-tall tree falling over the fire pit. Instinct took over and the men jumped out of the way just in time. They joined Fox Weather.
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