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After tornado kills 25, Mississippi faces more extreme weather - Vimarsana News

After tornado kills 25, Mississippi faces more extreme weather

ROLLING FORK, United States — Storm-ravaged Mississippi on Sunday struggled with the aftermath of a huge tornado that tore across the southern US state and killed at least 25 people, with devastated communities bracing for a fresh bout of extreme weather.Shocked rescue workers surveyed the damage with homes shredded, buildings flattened, and cars smashed together amid piles of

After tornado kills 25, Mississippi faces more extreme weather - Vimarsana News

After tornado kills 25, Mississippi faces more extreme weather

Shocked rescue workers surveyed the damage with homes shredded, buildings flattened, and cars smashed together amid piles of debris in Rolling Fork, a small town all but wiped out by nature's wrath.

Mississippi faces more extreme weather after tornado kills 25 - Vimarsana News

Mississippi faces more extreme weather after tornado kills 25

ROLLING FORK (United States), March 27 — Storm-ravaged Mississippi struggled yesterday with the aftermath of a huge tornado that tore across the southern US state, killing at...

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Mississippi faces more extreme weather after tornado kills 25 | THE DAILY TRIBUNE

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Tornado-ravaged Mississippi faces MORE extreme weather after deadly storms killed at least 26 - Vimarsana News

Tornado-ravaged Mississippi faces MORE extreme weather after deadly storms killed at least 26

The tornadoes tore through Mississippi and the neighboring state of Alabama on Friday night and left a trail of havoc more than 100 miles (160 kilometers) long across the state.