US EditionAt least 32 dead in massive US storm after new fatalities reported in Kansas and Mississippi
- Violent tornadoes caused extensive damage across multiple U.S. states, resulting in at least 32 confirmed deaths, according to local authorities and reports.
- Missouri recorded the highest fatalities, with at least 12 deaths due to scattered twisters overnight, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
- In Arkansas, three people died, and 29 others were injured as storms moved through the state, according to local officials amid severe weather warnings.
- The storm system has impacted over 100 million people, producing winds up to 100 mph and causing widespread wildfires and power outages, according to the National Weather Service.
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See photos and video: Storm damage in Tangipahoa Parish after possible tornado
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) -- Several homes in Kentwood were damaged, and one person was rescued after a possible tornado touched down Saturday. No known injuries have been reported. Tornado watches and warnings were issued for parts of Louisiana and Mississippi. One resident said the tornado lasted about five seconds and was "the longest five seconds you could ever imagine." Louisiana First News spoke with Tangipahoa Sheriff Gerald Stic…
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Toll from US weekend tornadoes rises to at least 40
The death toll from tornadoes and violent storms that ravaged the central and southern United States over the weekend has risen to at least 40 people, with dozens more injured, local authorities said. Local news channels across the affected region showed video of roofs torn off homes, trees felled, and trucks overturned by high winds.
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