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Summer Weather / Winds and Heat #1026001

ABC Evening News for Saturday, Jun 30, 2012
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(Studio: David Muir) The damages from a storm with winds introduced; images from Virginia and Maryland shown.

(Bethesda, Maryland: David Kerley) The impact of the storm with straight-line winds on the Midwest and East coast featured; scenes shown of a blown car, downed trees, damaged houses, gas station and food store lines. [Storm victims Ira ALLEN†, Jeff CARLISLE†- react.]

(Studio: David Muir, Ginger Zee) The derecho storm front and record high temperatures discussed; weather and temperature maps shown.

(Studio; Ginger Zee) The scary heat in the Southeast featured; heat-related scenes shown. [Three PEOPLE - talk about the heat.]

Reporter(s):
Muir, David;
Kerley, David;
Ginger, David Muir,
Duration:
00:05:00

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