Posted on Mar 26, 2023
Mississippi and Alabama face a painful recovery after storms and a tornado killed 26
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Parts of western Mississippi remain littered with debris and rubble after a powerful tornado plowed through the state late Friday night, leaving a trail of destruction in its path.
Homes were ripped from their foundations, vehicles were tossed through the air and at least 25 people were killed as a result of severe weather, including a powerful EF-4 tornado. At least one person died in neighboring Alabama.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said that dozens of people were injured.
Parts of western Mississippi remain littered with debris and rubble after a powerful tornado plowed through the state late Friday night, leaving a trail of destruction in its path.
Homes were ripped from their foundations, vehicles were tossed through the air and at least 25 people were killed as a result of severe weather, including a powerful EF-4 tornado. At least one person died in neighboring Alabama.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said that dozens of people were injured.
Mississippi and Alabama face a painful recovery after storms and a tornado killed 26
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Sad Brother William, may they RIP, PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."More bad weather is expected in the Southeast
Strong winds and hail were reported across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia on Sunday, with forecasters expecting heavy rain and the potential for flash flooding into Monday.
Wide swaths of Alabama and Mississippi were under a tornado watch late Sunday.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency on Sunday after reports of severe weather across the state.
"As we continue to monitor the weather and work with local partners to address damage throughout the day, I ask all Georgians to join us in praying for those impacted," Kemp said in a statement on Twitter."
..."More bad weather is expected in the Southeast
Strong winds and hail were reported across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia on Sunday, with forecasters expecting heavy rain and the potential for flash flooding into Monday.
Wide swaths of Alabama and Mississippi were under a tornado watch late Sunday.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency on Sunday after reports of severe weather across the state.
"As we continue to monitor the weather and work with local partners to address damage throughout the day, I ask all Georgians to join us in praying for those impacted," Kemp said in a statement on Twitter."
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