YIR 2012: Superstorms and Scorchers
Mother Nature made her mark again this year and did so, unfortunately, in the most extreme ways: hellish heat, drought, superstorms and other wild weather events.
- Photo By Gaylon Wampler Sun, Dec 2, 2012 7:00 AM EST
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