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Aberdeen, SD

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Brown County area 

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Aberdeen, SD 57401
Audio|Source: Aberdeen Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Stand by for a weather-related announcement. National Weather Service in Aberdeen has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern Brown County in northeastern South Dakota until 915. At 812, severe thunderstorms are located along the line extending from Deerfield Colony to 6 miles southwest of Burdette, moving east at 40 miles an hour. Severe thunderstorms will be near Richmond Lake, right area around 825. Aberdeen is also included in this storm path as well. Again, National Weather Service in Aberdeen is issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern Brown County in northeastern South Dakota until 915. Standby for a weather-related announcement. National Weather Service in Aberdeen has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern Brown County in northeastern South Dakota until 915. At 812, severe thunderstorms were located along the line extending from Deerfield Colony to 6 miles southwest of Burdette, moving east at 40 miles an hour. severe thunderstorms will be near Richmond Lake Rec area around 825. Aberdeen is also included in this storm path as well. Again, National Weather Service in Aberdeen is issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern Brown County and northeastern South Dakota until 9.15.

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