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Four people still missing in southern US state; National Weather Service issued alert as the storm was hitting that didn't mince words: 'To protect your life, TAKE COVER NOW!'

Theres nothing left: Mississippi tornadoes kill 23

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To help and as they move forward they want their prayers and people just need to help in any way they can to help the community to get back together. aishah: can you talk about the community? ive been reading about the community. youre talking about low-income folks who dont have much to begin with and now have lost everything. what are they telling you? >> well, youre right. lets go back. you said that you have been reading about the town and i have surprised when i found out last night that ro...

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 dozens, flattening entire blocks and obliterating houses in at least one Mississippi Delta town.

Recovery operations are still ongoing. here in rolling fork, everyone here, even those who have been hit by the tornado and had homes that were destroyed are out here helping out everyone shipping in and there is a lot of cleanup be done here, jim. it looks that way. art nick valencia. thanks so much. we appreciate it. i want to stay in rolling fork right now. jesse mason is a member of the sharkey county mississippi board of supervisors. he joins me also over the phone. jesse we were just talki...

Search and rescue teams have been deployed to assist those impacted by the tornadoes.

At least 23 dead after storms, tornado sweep across U.S. state of Mississippi-

The first official week of spring has come and gone, with Mother Nature dishing out everything from flooding in California, snow in the Midwest and severe storms across the South. Now, AccuWeather meteorologists say a pair of storms could keep these risks in the mix for the new week, including the threat for severe thunderstorms. Friday, March 25, proved to be an active severe weather day across the southeastern, U.S. with dozens of damaging wind and tornado reports across half a dozen states. T

Dozens of people were reported dead or injured and the town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, was essentially flattened by the storm, officials say.