Tornadoes slammed the southeast U.S. over the weekend. And the storms aren’t over but.
Greater than 20 million persons are on extreme climate watch within the South beginning Monday, CNN reported.
The extreme thunderstorms and tornadoes left at the least 26 folks useless over the weekend. There have been at the least 20 confirmed tornadoes throughout Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee, in accordance with CNN.
What occurred to Rolling Fork, Mississippi?
One Mississippi city was virtually flattened by the storms. Rolling Fork is residence to just about 2,000 residents, and search and rescue crews proceed in search of survivors and methods to assist, The Related Press reported.
As a result of the storm struck so rapidly, there was barely time to hold forth the alarms.
“Sharkey County, Mississippi, is likely one of the poorest counties within the state of Mississippi, however we’re nonetheless resilient,” Mayor Eldridge Walker informed AP. “We’ve acquired a protracted method to go, and we definitely thank all people for his or her prayers and for something they are going to do or can do for this neighborhood.”
Winds reached 80 mph and rain and “hail the dimensions of golf balls pounded the area,” The Washington Put up reported.
The storm additionally hit Silver Metropolis, Mississippi, and “residents reported catastrophic injury like Rolling Fork,” in accordance with the Deseret Information.