Tornado warning Polk County, FL · 2:47 AM
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Tornado warning, Polk County. Take shelter now. Interior room, lowest floor. Expires 3:15 AM.
Air quality advisory, King County. Sensitive groups stay indoors. Close windows. More at cdc.gov.
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