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At least seven people have died after a tornado ripped through Mississippi. Over 30 million people are under a tornado warning after the twister tore through the Midwest.

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A powerful tornado has torn through rural Mississippi and Alabama, killing at least seven people, destroying buildings and knocking out power.

Buildings were destroyed and power knocked out as severe weather that produced hail the size of golf balls moved through several southern states.

ROLLING FORK, Miss. (AP) — A tornado tore through a rural area of the Mississippi Delta on Friday night, causing injuries, widespread damage and downing power lines as severe weather

Going to be more tornadoes. the problem is its 10 30 10 oclock there in the central time zone. people are sleeping. you need to get away from this storm. many of these tornadoes that weve seen tonight are underground tornadoes. you need to get underground to survive them. thats how large they are. and theyre still going on right now . alison this is going to be a deadly night. im afraid ive seen pictures here in rolling fork, and it looks bad. okay chad, come back to us as soon as you have any u...

A tornado touched ground near Rolling Fork, MS on Friday night and continued moving northeastward across the state. Full damages are still unknown.

Damage. what more can you tell us? yes, and the composure that she had to see and witness and to be at least a part of what happened tonight. with that massive tornado is quite something. and yes, the first responders are there they were on the spot. we knew that this severe weather event was going to take place several days. days ago, and indeed that did verify and now the cleanup begins across mississippi and by across mississippi, i do mean from one end of mississippi to the other , starting ...

Buildings wrecked and power lines downed by ‘supercell’ storm system as governor says search and rescue efforts continuing