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The rural towns of Silver City and Rolling Fork were reporting destruction as the tornado continued sweeping northeast.

Hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. im fredricka whitfield. we start with breaking news, the governor of mississippi, issuing a state of emergency after a devastating tornado outbreak ripped through the south. at least 23 people are confirmed dead in mississippi. another person was killed in alabama. dozens more injured and at least four others are still missing at this hour. in a statement, president biden said he has spoken to local and federal officials and is praying for...

Youre right. it is just apocalyptic, and it looks unbelievable. the amount of debris that all seems to be pushed into one another. and then you can see you know, on the horizon. what looked like there were tall trees. a lot of broken, you know, mangled trees . had you been to this community before this area to know what it looked like before this drove through rolling fork, mississippi last night about two minutes before the tornado hit. ah, we have a vehicle wrapped in tornado graphics and all ...

Search and rescue teams combed through the destruction looking for survivors in the towns of Silver City and Rolling Fork.

Springfield’s Convoy of Hope is heading to Mississippi to help those affected by overnight tornadoes that have killed at least 23 people, injuring dozens more.

At least 24 people are dead after violent tornadoes tore through western Mississippi.

This devastation again. were standing in front of one of the landmarks here of rolling fork. that is just gone. and we understand from our from our vantage point of what weve seen that there is still recovery missions happening here from the local officials, especially here across the street at the building, right. next door was a car wash. i mean, these were all businesses. these were all standing structures just 24 hours ago. decimated now, jim, and this is whats left. absolutely heartbreaking...

Keep Mississippians uplifted as they are going through a devastating time due to destructive severe weather.

The small-town mayor addressed the media after a powerful tornado ripped through parts of Mississippi and Alabama, killing 23 people.

A monstrous supercell storm barreled through towns and rural areas after dark.