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Severe storms expected in Anderson County, residents urged to prepare

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Anderson County Emergency Management Services is warning Anderson County residents to brace for another round of severe weather, with storms expected to hit the area beginning later Wednesday afternoon and early evening.
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Community prepares for flooding, severe storms

MURRAY – After tonight's predicted severe weather passes, Calloway County residents will need to brace themselves for a lot more rain leading into the weekend, as well as another storm threat looming on Saturday.

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Severe storms expected in Anderson County, residents urged to prepare

Anderson County Emergency Management Services is warning Anderson County residents to brace for another round of severe weather, with storms expected to hit the area beginning later Wednesday afternoon and early evening.

·Shepherdsville, United States
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NEA Prepares for Severe Storms, Flooding - NEA Report

JONESBORO, Ark. — Much of northeast Arkansas is now under the highest risk category for severe storms expected Wednesday afternoon and evening. The most recent weather brief by the National Weather Service in Memphis shows Jonesboro, Paragould, and most other towns in NEA under the highest threat level. NWS said [read more...] The post NEA Prepares for Severe Storms, Flooding appeared first on NEA Report.

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neareport.com broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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