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Southeast to be hit with another round of severe weather after weekend tornadoes and storms killed dozens across the region - Vimarsana News

Southeast to be hit with another round of severe weather after weekend tornadoes and storms killed dozens across the region

Another round of severe thunderstorms may bring damaging winds and large hail to portions of the Southeast on Monday as some communities across the region are already working to rebuild

30 million Southerners are at risk of dangerous weather Sunday -- just after tornadoes and storms killed 26 people - Vimarsana News

30 million Southerners are at risk of dangerous weather Sunday -- just after tornadoes and storms killed 26 people

As many as 100 homes were damaged, with 30 to 40 "completely destroyed," Troup County Emergency Management Director Zachary Steele said.

Source: komu.com
"Will do everything we can to help": President Biden on Mississippi tornado damage - Vimarsana News

"Will do everything we can to help": President Biden on Mississippi tornado damage

"To those impacted by these devastating storms, and to the first responders and emergency personnel working to help their fellow Americans: we will do everything we can to help. We will be there as long as it takes. We will work together to deliver the support you need to recover," Biden said.

Source: aninews.in
At least 23 killed after tornadoes ripped through Mississippi - Vimarsana News

At least 23 killed after tornadoes ripped through Mississippi

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At least 26 killed as powerful tornado tears through Mississippi - Vimarsana News

At least 26 killed as powerful tornado tears through Mississippi

An ominous wedge appeared in the night sky over one of the poorest regions of the American South late Friday. When it touched down, it nearly obliterated the small Mississippi Delta town of Rolling Fork — one of numerous scenes of destruction and heartbreak across swaths of Mississippi and Alabama as tornadoes left at least 26 people dead, dozens more injured, and homes and businesses smashed to pieces.