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Residents have more ways than ever to receive National Weather Service warnings about tornadoes; scientists are still trying to understand how best to get them to take cover
Modified: 04/16/12 10:16:40 AM
Last April's storms added misery for struggling homeowners. Now, the city will take charge and demolish structures so badly damaged they are considered dangerous to the public.
Modified: 04/15/12 04:48:55 AM
When a tornado upended their lives in April, a home for the holidays seemed an impossible wish for the Miller family. But if this year taught the family anything, it is to expect the unexpected. Theirs comes in a new 2,000-square-foot home finished just in time for Christmas.
Modified: 12/25/11 04:38:58 AMThe city has hired a contractor to remove storm debris left in streams by the April 16 tornadoes, the latest step in a cleanup eight months in the making.
Modified: 12/10/11 06:41:36 AMThe City Council has hired a company to clean up storm debris at three city-maintained cemeteries damaged by the April 16 tornadoes.
Modified: 11/17/11 08:35:07 AM
Firefighters have operated out of a cramped trailer since an April tornado caused irreparable damage to one of the town's fire stations.
Modified: 11/06/11 11:50:36 PM
After the Storm: Bertie County was declared a disaster area three times in the past year, and the tally could have been five. But the drought - ended only by the deluge from a hurricane - wasn't harsh enough, and the damage from the earthquake was minor.
Modified: 10/18/11 11:25:00 AM
Some victims of the April 16 tornadoes are getting new homes that will make them among the safest in the nation from future twisters.
Modified: 10/17/11 11:35:52 PM
PROVIDING ASSISTANCE
Troubleshooter: Want to help storm victims?
Troubleshooter: First, call your insurance agent
Troubleshooter: IRS, landlords and insurers may assist
STORM PATHS
Interactive map: Tornado paths across North Carolina
Interactive map: Damage to homes and businesses in Raleigh
Interactive map: Bertie County tornadoes
PHOTO GALLERIES
April 16, 2011: Tornado roars through Triangle
April 16, 2011: Tornadoes devastate area
April 16, 2011: Mirco: Tornado damage
April 17, 2011: Aerial view of damage
April 17, 2011: Storm aftermath: N.C. reports 22 deaths
April 17, 2011: Bertie County tornado destruction
April 17, 2011: Raleigh: Tornado damage in Lockwood and Woodcrest
April 19, 2011: Serendipity Drive hit hard by tornado
April 19, 2011: Neighbors pitch in on Raleigh tornado cleanup
April 20, 2011: Community bids farewell
April 23, 2011: Half of storm dead from Bertie
April 23, 2011: Tornado clean up in southern Wake County
April 29, 2011: Updated Raleigh tornado aerials
April 29, 2011: New Raleigh tornado aerials
April 29, 2011: Rebuilding the Millers' home
May 6, 2011: Storm families move from shelter
Weather More
The remnants of Tropical Storm Beryl will bring showers and thunderstorms to the Triangle, with potentially flooding rains in parts of southeastern North Carolina.
Modified: 05/30/12 12:00:18 AMContact the N&O newsroom
Thad Ogburn, metro editor
(919) 829-8987
Richard Stradling, deputy metro editor
(919) 829-4739
Deborah Jackson, night metro editor
(919) 829-8920
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