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Tornadoes on the ground right now. all three of those cells from chicago to texas, louisiana , mississippi, even almost two rolling fork where we had the damage just a week ago. now, tomorrow we actually get some severe weather into the northeast across the big cities here, a slight risk, not the risk we have today. im going to watch here. get out of the way of this time clock. see here seven oclock tonight where the storms will be. pick out your city or where your loved ones are where your pare...

More than 350,000 people were at risk as what the National Weather Service called a "confirmed large and destructive tornado'' tore through business districts and neighborhoods.

Breakdowns like this one are inexcusable.

Last week's tornado destroyed roughly 300 homes and businesses in Rolling Fork and the nearby town of Silver City. The death toll in Mississippi stood at 21. One person died in Alabama, as well.

A tornado raced through Little Rock and surrounding areas Friday, splintering homes, overturning vehicles and tossing trees and debris on roadways as people...

Visit comes as another powerful spring storm sweeps across US South and Midwest, threatening further extreme weather.

By Adriana Navarro Darien McGee had been heading to the bathroom when winds akin to “a force of God” knocked him into the room. The EF4 tornado that struck Rolling Fork, Mississippi, on March 24 roared overhead, tearing McGee’s house to rubble. “It was like a force of God. The same force that came through

Tornado Watch boxes have been issued for nearly 30 million residents from Texas to Wisconsin. The threat for twisters includes big cities such as Memphis and Chicago.

ROLLING FORK, Miss. (WJTV) – Leaders with the National Weather Service (NWS) in Jackson said the March 24 tornado that hit Rolling Fork and Silver City is the deadliest in the area in more than 50 years. NWS leaders said the EF4 tornado killed 16 people in Rolling Fork and Silver City. The last violent […]. Local Mississippi Breaking News Story from CBS 12 New WJTV, your Jackson, MS news leader

By Alex Sosnowski AccuWeather meteorologists have already begun to sound the alarm to alert people about a major outbreak of severe weather that will include a number of tornadoes next week over much of the same parts of the central United States that were facing a severe weather outbreak on Friday. Another storm is forecast