Some suburban Houston residents are dealing with cleanup following at least two tornadoes as heavy rain falls around the South and snow in parts of the Midwest. The Texas severe weather outbreak Monday damaged over 100 homes though no injuries were reported. It came at the start of a busy Thanksgiving travel week in which Americans are closely eyeing the weather. Heavy rain was reported in Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia on Tuesday. Meanwhile, snow fell in North Dakota and was expected in parts of the Midwest, with more likely Wednesday in the Great Lakes region. New York's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was expected to be dry but cold.
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Many in west Louisville and Harrison County, Indiana, were left to pick up the pieces and damage left behind from tornadoes that blew through the area Thursday.
The National Weather Service confirmed tornadoes touched down in Louisville and southern Indiana Thursday afternoon.
Teams from the National Weather Service in Louisville have been in multiple counties assessing damage.
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The damage left behind shows the power of the storms that rolled through the Madison and Hanover areas of Indiana and the Milton and Carrollton areas of Kentucky.
NWS confirmed a tornado near Underwood, Indiana, in northern Clark County, and another one near Port Royal, Kentucky which is in Henry County.
There were additional damage reports in Trimble County along with Salem, Indiana and northern Clark County.
Gov. Andy Beshear visited survivors after the severe weather to help those who lost everything in the wake of the Dec. 9-10, 2021, storms.