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Severe Storms and Tornadoes Cause Widespread Damage in Southeast US

A strong storm system has led to multiple tornadoes and severe weather conditions across the Southeastern United States, resulting in two fatalities and extensive damage.

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Updated: Dec 29th, 2024, 2:57 PM ET

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Severe storms and tornadoes hit parts of the Southeastern US over the weekend, claiming at least two lives in Texas and Mississippi. The National Weather Service reported approximately 40 tornado sightings from Texas to Alabama, with areas of significant damage, including mobile homes and buildings. Power outages affected over 170,000 customers as the storm system advanced eastward. Warnings remain in place for ongoing threats of severe weather across various states, affecting travel with flight delays in major airports. Damage assessment teams have begun their evaluations as communities begin recovery efforts.

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