Headlines: Wikileaks & Unusual Weather at Easter

4-14-22, SantaSurfing, Telegram, from Tironianae, Wikileaks just dumped all of their files online. Everything from Hillary Clinton's emails, McCain's being guilty, Vegas shooting done by an FBI sniper, Steve Jobs HIV letter, PedoPodesta, Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Bilderberg, CIA agents arrested for rape, WHO pandemic. https://file.wikileaks.org/file/

These are Clinton’s emails:  https://file.wikileaks.org/file/clinton-emails/

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Montana & No Dakota to be hit with more snow on Easter Weekend, 4-17-22 after 'one-in-a-century blizzard' dumped 47 inches: Arkansas Woman killed when tree flattens her home and tornadoes destroy homes in Kentucky and Central Texas

4-14-22, DailyMail -- ​In Arkansas, a woman died when a tree toppled on her home in Rison shortly after 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, pinning her to the couch, said Stephen McClellan, Cleveland County´s emergency management coordinator. Rison is about 55 miles south of Little Rock. A day earlier, 23 people were injured in the central Texas town of Salado. The National Weather Service in Fort Worth said Wednesday that the twister was rated an EF3 with peak wind speeds of 165 mph.

• Tornadoes were also reported Tuesday, 4-12-22 in parts of Iowa and Minnesota. Residents in the small southeastern Minnesota farming community of Taopi were cleaning up after a devastating tornado destroyed half of the town's homes, toppled tall trees and left piles of debris.
• In Montana and North Dakota, much of the region reported at least one foot of snow. At least one mountain community had already reported nearly four feet of snow Wednesday, 4-13-22 morning. 
• The entirety of Interstate 94 was closed for nearly a day, however the North Dakota Dept of Transportation has reopened the highway between Bismarck to Jamestown. The remainder of the interstate is expected to remain closed for the foreseeable future. A No-Travel Advisory remains in effect for the state as meteorologists predict the spring snowstorm could become one of the biggest in a quarter century. A separate weather system brought thunderstorms, high winds, heavy rain and hail across the midwest and into the south.  
• A tornado rated EF2 with peak wind speeds of 130 mph struck Taopi No Dakota near the Iowa border late Tuesday night, tearing the roofs off houses, overturning vehicles and bringing down power lines. There were no reports of serious injuries. More here

Baron Weather forecasters claim the severity of the multiple storm systems remains uncertain, noting that some communities remain under 'enhanced risk' of tornadoes and fires. More here www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10720135/Historic-storms-pummel-central-southern-parts-US.html