5% Tornado Risk on Tuesday in the Baltimore Metro. 👇That means there is a 5% chance a tornado will be on the ground within a 25-mile radius of any single point. Like your house. Yes, that means there is a 95% chance no tornadoes will be near you. But that's still a fairly high risk for this part of the country. Look at it this way: 300 million to One chance you will win the lottery. Small chance, right? But someone always wins. Stay tuned...
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17-year-old Alabama teen helps save a 76-year-old woman who was unknowingly suffering from a brain bleed.
Fannie Garner, 76 and Johnson Thompson, 17, have reunited after the teen helped the woman after he saw her stumble out of her car.
Thompson was up working at 5 am because he couldn't sleep after flipping his lawn mower a week earlier.
While working, he noticed a vehicle pull over across the street.
"She got out of her car, and she was stumbling around. So, I went out to the end of our parking lot to check to see if she was okay. That’s when she explained to me she had a terrible headache and was wanting to know where the nearest emergency room was."
Thompson pulled out a chair for Garner and then called 911.
When Garner got to the hospital, she found out that she had an active brain bleed.
"I will never ever forget him. We already have plans for his graduation, and that’s next year," Garner said.
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