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The tornadoes have left over 200,000 households without power in the wake of the storms as of Saturday morning.

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The dead included four in the small town of Wynne, Arkansas, and three in Sullivan, Indiana. Other deaths were reported in Alabama, Illinois, Mississippi and Tennessee.

A significant tornado outbreak in Little Rock, Arkansas and parts of the South, put more than 30 million people under threats for tornadoes Friday.

Devastating storms and tornadoes scraped the South and Midwest Friday into early Saturday, killing at least nine people, injuring dozens more, trapping others in their homes, and damaging businesses and

At least five people were killed in Arkansas, according to officials, as first responders sifted through debris for more possible victims after tornadoes sliced through the state on Friday. Officials also reported one death in Illinois and three in Indiana, while local media on Saturday said there were seven deaths in McNairy County, Tennessee, at the Mississippi border.

Tornadoes that tore through parts of the South and Midwest have killed at least 22 people.

In Belvidere, Illinois, a tornado collapsed the roof of the Apollo Theatre as 260 people attended a heavy metal concert, killing one person and injuring 28, five of them severely, officials said.

Storms that dropped possibly dozens of tornadoes killed at least 21 people across the South and Midwest.

Confirmed or suspected tornadoes in at least seven states destroyed homes and businesses, splintered trees, killed at least 18 people, and left many others injured.