EPISODE · Feb 21, 2017
CPSWS 2011 - Inside VORTEX2
from Central Plains Severe Weather Symposium
Tim Marshall is an engineer and meteorologist with Haag Engineering Company in Dallas, Texas where he surveys building damage in the wake of severe storms.
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