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Severe weather in Southeast damages homes, cars
- A line of severe storms swept across the Southeast on Wednesday, spawning a couple of tornadoes that blew out car windows and knocked down tree limbs and power lines.
Storm spawns tornado in Fla., possibly one in Ala.
- Forecasters say a tornado blew out windows and knocked down power lines in the Florida Panhandle, and another suspected twister damaged a civic center in a southeastern Alabama town.
Meteorologist: Waterspout moves onshore
- The National Weather Service says a waterspout moved onshore over the northwest side of Key West and then went back over water.
Power restored to almost all of Indiana
- The state's Department of Homeland Security says fewer than 100 utility customers in southern Indiana are still without power from last week's storms.
Cleanup continues more than week after storms
- Crews worked Monday to restore power to the last few customers without electricity in southern Indiana, while officials in northwest Indiana tried to assess flooding damage more than a week after the state was hit by the remnants of Hurricane Ike.
Thousands in Indiana remain without electricity
- Rush-hour commuters in northwestern Indiana crowded the newly reopened main route to Chicago on Friday for the first time in five days, and downstate utility crews made progress restoring power to homes and businesses darkened by last weekend's storms.
