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Public Funding Gave This Alabama Woman Shelter From the Storm. Then Her Neighbor Fenced Her Out - Inside Climate News

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The Beauregard-Smiths Station tornado of March 2019, an EF-4, left 23 people dead and at least 90 others injured. Growing evidence suggests that global warming may increase the frequency of weather conditions favorable to tornadic activity. Sandy Pouncey, now 70, survived the tornado, though a patchwork of plywood still holds her home together.

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Public Funding Gave This Alabama Woman Shelter From the Storm. Then Her Neighbor Fenced Her Out - Inside Climate News

BEAUREGARD, Ala.—She lay in the bathtub as her home shook around her.  Moments earlier, Sandy Pouncey had watched from her front door as a tornado began to rip through the cotton field across from her Lee County, Alabama, mobile home. Without reliable internet service, Pouncey had not known about the threat of tornadoes that day. […]

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