INSIDE BOTH OF THEM.
ONE WOMAN WAS MERE FEET AWAY
FROM WHERE IT LANDED.
>> LOOK AT THIS THING, GO.
>> Reporter: TERRIFYING TORNADOS
UNLEASHED ONCE AGAIN IN THE
SOUTH.
>> WE GOT TO BACK UP!
>> Reporter: THIS TWISTER CAUGHT
ON CAMERA RUMBLING THROUGH THE
TOWN OF LESLIE BEFORE POPPING UP
AGAIN A COUPLE OF HOURS SOUTH OF
ATLANTA, CROSSING OVER A MAJOR
INTERSTATE I-75 AS CARS JUST
DRIVE BY.
A SHATTERED TREE IN THE ATLANTA
SUBURB OF DECATUR CRASHING ONLY
TWO FEET FROM BRENDA BLANCHARD'S
SLEEPING MOTHER.
>> I SAW BOLTS OF LIGHTNING, AND
THEN IT WAS LIKE A BOMB HIT.
IT WAS LIKE BOOM AND CRASH.
>> Reporter: THE SAME FALLEN
TREE ALSO NEARLY CLAIMING A LIFE
NEXT DOOR WHERE KEN BURLY'S MOM
WAS RIGHT DOWN THE HALL.
>> HOW CLOSE DO YOU THINK YOUR
MOM CAME FROM HAVING A MUCH MORE
SERIOUS?
>> IF IT WASN'T FOR THE WILL OF
THE CREATOR SHE PROBABLY
WOULDN'T BE HERE RIGHT NOW.
>> Reporter: TORNADIC ACTIVITY
STRETCHING TO FLORIDA'S EAST
COAST AS TWISTERS DECIMATED
PARTS OF TEXAS, LOUISIANA,
ALABAMA, AND SOUTH CAROLINA,
THIS WEEK CLAIMING THREE LIVES.
THAT STORM ALSO PROMPTING A RARE
TORNADO EMERGENCY NEAR
ALLENDALE, SOUTH CAROLINA, NEW
VIDEO SHOWS ONE COUPLE APPEARING
TO DRIVE RIGHT THROUGH THAT
TWISTER.
DEBRIS FLYING JUST FEET IN FRONT
OF THEM AND SMASHING THEIR BACK
WINDOW.
ALSO IN SOUTH CAROLINA, RONALD
SCOTT'S HOME LIFTED UP AND
SHREDDED TO PIECES.
THANKFULLY HE WASN'T INSIDE AT
THE TIME.
>> JUST TURN IN AND LOOK, YEAH.
HARD TO PROCESS.
>> Reporter: RONALD LIKE SO MANY
IN THE SOUTH NOW FORCED TO START
OVER.
AND OFFICIALLY IT'S ONLY 17
CONFIRMED TORNADOS AT THIS
POINT, BUT THAT IS ONLY BECAUSE
CONDITIONS WERE TOO DANGEROUS
YESTERDAY FOR MANY SURVEYORS TO
GET OUT HERE AND TAKE A CLOSER
LOOK.
AND SAVANNAH, WE ARE EXPECTING
ANOTHER ROUND OF SEVERE WEATHER
EARLY NEXT WEEK AS WELL.
>> ALL RIGHT, SAM, THANK YOU
VERY MUCH.
>> MILLIONS REMAIN AT RISK FOR
SEVERE STORMS TODAY.
>> THIS REALLY IS RELATIVELY
UNPRECEDENTED.
WE'VE HAD THREE OUTBREAKS IN A
ROW, MARCH 21st, 23rd, 113
TORNADO REPORTS ACROSS EIGHT
STATES, LAST WEEK TUESDAY MARCH
29th THROUGH THE, 92 REPORTS OF
OF TORNADOS ACROSS 13 STATES AND
THEN THIS ONE WE'VE JUST BEEN
THROUGH, 62 TORNADO REPORTS SO
FAR, SIX STATES.
THE LAST THREE WEEKS 267 TORNADO
REPORTS, HARDEST HIT STATES,
MISSISSIPPI, TEXAS, ALABAMA, AND
GEORGIA, AND TODAY WE ARE
LOOKING AT MORE SEVERE WEATHER
ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST, THE
MID-ATLANTIC COAST FROM NORFOLK,
WILMINGTON ALL THE WAY DOWN TO
TAMPA AND ORLANDO, WIND GUSTS OF
60 MILES PER HOUR.
A FEW TORNADOS POSSIBLE TODAY IN
NORTH CAROLINA TO VIRGINIA AS
THIS SYSTEM MAKES ITS WAY UP TO
THE NORTHEAST, SOAKING RAINS IN
THE FLOODING AREAS THERE IN THE
NORTHEAST.
SEVERE THREAT FOR EASTERN
VIRGINIA ON INTO NORTH CAROLINA.
TOMORROW COLDER AIR COMES BEHIND
IT.
WE'RE GOING TO SEE A MIX OF RAIN
AND SNOW BACK AROUND THE GREAT
LAKES FROM ILLINOIS ALL THE WAY
UP INTO MAINE.
NOW WE'RE LOOKING AT RAINFALL
AMOUNTS FINALLY BEFORE
EVERYTHING ENDS POSSIBLY ON
FRIDAY, UPWARDS OF 3 INCHES OF
RAIN, AND WE LOOK AHEAD TO NEXT
WEEK, 13 MILLION PEOPLE AT RISK
ON MONDAY FROM SHA NEWT DOWN TO
WACO, DALLAS, AND McALLISTER,
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, AND WE MOVE
INTO TUESDAY, 15 MILLION PEOPLE
AT RISK, JOPLIN, MISSOURI,
DALLAS, SHREVEPORT, LITTLE ROCK.
AND AS WE MOVE INTO WEDNESDAY,
WE'VE GOT A RISK AGAIN FOR 17
MILLION PEOPLE, LITTLE ROCK, MEM
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, SPRINGFIELD, KANSAS
CITY, AND DALLAS.