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On March 28, 1984, severe tornadoes swept through the Carolinas, cutting a 450-mile path of destruction. The storms were especially destructive in Eastern North Carolina. Homes were ripped apart; huge forests were leveled; forty-four people were killed; roads and fields were impassable in some areas; and tens of thousands of people were without power.
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“Tornado Day†was March 28, 1984, in Eastern North Carolina, as the powerful storms cut a path of destruction across the countryside. Weldon Fisher, who lives with his family in the Beaver Dam community of Cumberland County, recounts what is was like for them to carrying on a conversation one moment and running for their lives the next.
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