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Residents in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama took cover as severe weather sparked at least 35 tornado reports across the three states on Tuesday and Tuesday night. The violent weather left at least two people dead, seriously injured many others and destroyed dozens of buildings. Montgomery County Emergency Management Director Christina Thornton confirmed two fatalities, a 39-year-old woman and an eight-year-old boy, in the Boylston Community of North Montgomery, Alabama, after a tornado touch

Burn so far. that's more than a million acres more than we normally would be for that ten-year average by this particular date. again, a lot of that has to do with the fact that this year has been an exceptional one in terms of fires. right now 21 large active fires spread out across five states. one of the key components has been the heat. the heat has been a huge contributing factor to the wildfires. but it's also been a huge contributing factor to a lot of the severe thunderstorms, because heat is fuel for those thunderstorms. you look at all the storm reports we've had over the last 72 hou...

Kilometer-per-hour wind speed clocked with this incredible tornado that moved through the area. that's 158 to 206 miles per hour. it caused severe damage. we saw over 1,000 structures damaged from just that one tornado alone late friday evening. and you fast forward to saturday, we had more tornados. in fact, there was a tornado confirmed by radar in the western suburbs of chicago. all in all on saturday, quieter but six tornado reports. 18 reports of wind damage. 35 reports of hail. as you saw, as mentioned, we have another round of severe weather today. first things first, what's happening r...

Wow. those images, unbelievable. hard to imagine it taking place, but it did. live. right in the middle of the day. in wichita, dozens of buildings were levelled. amazingly only a few people were injured. allison, it seems the more recent system of tornados, it just seems to be more outlandish than the next. hard to believe it's happen ng the middle of the day and hard to believe that they are happening in these clusters like this. >> it's a good point that you make because april and march are both above average in terms of total numbers of tornados. you feel like it's deja vu all over again. ...

At least 52 buildings. >> in andover, officials say most of the roads are closed but the fire chief says it will take longer to figure out the damage in his city. >> unfortunately we've been through this before. and it will be years that we'll be recovering from this. >> years. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joins us now. allison, at least 40 million people are still under the threat of severe storms. how many days are we talking about before things get better here? >> it's a great question because it's going to be a multiday event. you're talking over a dozen states at some point being im...