At Least 23 Dead, Dozens Injured After Tornadoes Hit Mississippi
At least 23 people in Mississippi were killed Friday after tornadoes swept through the state, according to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency
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At least 23 people in Mississippi were killed Friday after tornadoes swept through the state, according to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency
It looks like a nuclear bomb hit Mississippi.
This is a developing story.
(WINONA, Miss.) -- As a deadly tornado barrelled toward Winona, Mississippi, late on Friday, one local family scrambled for safety inside their home. "Obviously it was coming right behind us because as soon as we got in there, we heard a big boom and didn't hear anything else for a little while," a local man told
Todd Terrell, who heads a volunteer rescuers group called United Cajun Navy, told ABC News that Rolling Fork was "pretty much devastated" and many people remained trapped in their homes.