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Rescuers raced Saturday to search for survivors and help hundreds of people left homeless after a powerful tornado cut a devastating path through Mississippi, killing at least 25 people, injuring

Tornado Kills At Least 23 In Southern US States

I took my legs and everything into one ball. >> reporter: instincts. you just balled up. >> i balled up to try to get into the tightest corner. >> reporter: thomas says hes lucky. his next door neighborhood didnt make it. the man was killed when the tornado smashed a mobile home frame through his wall. this 17-year-old survived but lost everything else, including her blood pressure medicine. she was too overwhelmed to talk but found some of her medicine in the rubble. >> tornado. tornado. >> rep...

Killed at least 26 people in the south can see more storms next 24 hours. the severe weather started last night and by morning you can see some of these towns like amri and rolling fork absolutely demolished declaring a state of emergency and calling for federal support. homelands security secretary and fema will head there tomorrow. but parts of mississippi could see another round of storms in an estimated 20 million people across the south and -- and mid-wrest at risk of severe weather sunday....

Residents of rural Mississippi have recounted harrowing tales of survival after a deadly tornado tore through the state Friday night.

Residents of rural Mississippi have recounted harrowing tales of survival after a deadly tornado tore through the state Friday night.

An ominous wedge appeared in the night sky over one of the poorest regions of the American South late Friday. When it touched down, it nearly obliterated the small Mississippi Delta town of Rolling Fork — one of numerous scenes of destruction and heartbreak across swaths of Mississippi and Alabama as tornadoes left at least 26 people dead, dozens more injured, and homes and businesses smashed to pieces.

Residents of rural Mississippi have recounted harrowing tales of survival after a deadly tornado tore through the state Friday night.