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Dozens were killed when tornadoes ripped through at least five states late Friday, including a candle factory in Kentucky and an Amazon warehouse in Illinois. Did climate change play a role in this catastrophic weather event?

Dozens were killed when tornadoes ripped through at least five states late Friday, including a candle factory in Kentucky and an Amazon warehouse in Illinois. Did climate change play a role in this catastrophic weather event?

Friday night tornadoes tore through Arkansas and Illinois, causing structures to collapse and injuring those inside.

Thousands are without power in Nashville after severe storms ripped through the Middle Tennessee area overnight.

Overnight, at least 3,000 homes in Ohio were without power.

President Biden said he was working with governors of the affected states as they search for survivors and assess the storm damage.

It will be an unusually warm and breezy finish to the week for Acadiana Friday, but some quick changes are in store for the weekend, including a stormy start to our Saturday.

Despite the fact that it's now December, the severe weather season has not yet passed for some residents in the southern United States. The threat of severe weather, more similar to spring than early December, will continue across some parts of the southern US Monday, according to AccuWeather forecasters.

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