Nasty Weather Sweeps Across U.S.

Hi, November

Updated Apr. 17, 2017 5:44PM EDT / Published Nov. 01, 2013 12:22PM EDT

Tamir Kalifa/AP

Bad weather is ripping across parts of the country Friday, reaching all the way from Texas to the east coast Torrential rains flooded the area around Austin, in Central Texas, swamping 500 homes and leaving 100 to be rescued by authorities. Central Texas received up to 14 inches of rain and one tornado; tornadoes also showed up in Louisiana and Illinois. The trail of nasty weather stretched east to Tennessee, where a 9-year-old boy was killed when he was shocked by power lines downed in high winds. High winds are forecasted up the east coast into New England starting Friday.

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Nasty Weather Sweeps Across U.S.

Tamir Kalifa/AP