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At least 18 dead in Kentucky, nearly 200,000 left without power after weekend storms
On May 17, more than 69,000 people were left without power, according to Beshear. Immediately after the storm, however, that figure had jumped to over 172,000. The number has since shrunk down to 26,517 as of May 18, according to USA TODAY data.
"A severe, significant tornado" caused devastating destruction in Laurel and Pulaski counties in southeastern Kentucky.
NWS teams will be surveying in Laurel County Sunday and Monday to determine the strength of storms that hit that area.
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