Severe weather | Woman recounts tree going through mobile home
Violent storms rocked parts of North Georgia. FOX 5 spoke with one woman who recounted a tree going through a mobile home in Lilburn, Gwinnett County, Georgia.
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- USA TODAY
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- Associated Press
Hunt ends for mountain lion that attacked California boy
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- BBC
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- The Providence Journal
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- Fox Weather
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- The Guardian
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- Miami Herald
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