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Students at Lupton Jr. High School collected items for tornado victims in the Armory and Rolling Fork communities of Mississippi as part of a Random Acts of Kindness project. Students brought in …

A new study predicts continued warming of the atmosphere will lead to more intense and deadlier storms in eastern parts of the U.S. The study warns of more “supercell” storms in some areas.

Rolling Fork, Mississippi, was devastated by tornadoes in March. Catholic Charities of Acadiana is hosting an item specific relief drive to help our neighbors.

"I didnt hear a freight train. It got extremely quiet and then it was pop, pop, pop like a popcorn popper," one resident said, near Midnight, MS.

>> that is right. look, the president appeared in remember, the town of rolling fork refocussed. now im making sure youve got the place to sleep. food to eat, helping you rebuild your lives. and rolling stone, the town of rolling stone, will be back . that i what i say, i , i said rolling fork, rolling stone. i got my mind going here. >> maybe it was an early easter sermon, pete the rolling stone. but the presidents mind doesnt seem to be going anywhere . hes more confused these doubt these days...

Global heating has been seen as the cause for these damaging storms, which are expected to increase significantly this century

The Rolling Fork/Silver City tornado was categorized by officials as an EF-4 in a preliminary rating, with winds speeds of at least 166 miles per hour.

More than 60 tornadoes hit 8 states from Arkansas to Delaware - Anadolu Agency

A storm in Mississippi left many without food, water or shelter. Donations of everyday basics are being accepted Heres how you can help.

Like many Mississippians, I was glued to my TV late on March 24, as violent storms raged across our state from the Mississippi River to the Alabama line. By 9