INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — With a massive line of storms poised to rumble through the Midwest meteorologists were throwing the word “derecho” around like a football. Experts defined a derecho as a line of long-lived, powerful storms with winds of 60-100 mph.
But where does the word come from?
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