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Powerful storms are rumbling over parts of the southeastern U.S. as more severe weather takes aim at parts of the Ohio Valley. The storm system has already been blamed for

Over 100,000 people were left without electricity on Thursday, and Georgia alone had more than 30,000 people affected.

The storm system, which has already been blamed for at least one death in Mississippi, demolished buildings and flooded streets in the New Orleans area Wednesday. It continued to spawn flash flood and tornado warnings in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina on Thursday.

ATLANTA (AP) -- Powerful storms rumbled Thursday through parts of the U.S. Southeast, prompting a few tornado warnings, causing flash flooding, and delaying the start of one of the worlds biggest sporting events, in Georgia.

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Severe weather stretched across much of the Gulf South with reports of damage from Texas to the Florida panhandle.

Strong storms flooded New Orleans streets and demolished buildings in one of the citys suburbs Wednesday, part of a severe weather system that pounded communities across much of the South, killing one in Mississippi.

People in New Orleans and its suburbs were sloshing through flooded streets as a storm system ripped through the South.

A tornado in Slidell, Louisiana demolished buildings, while severe storms flooded New Orleans and killed at least 1 person in Mississippi.