At Least 7 Dead as Tornadoes and Flooding Devastate South and Midwest

Severe storms continue to wreak havoc with ongoing tornado activity, catastrophic flooding risks, and widespread power outages across multiple states.

The death toll has risen to at least seven, with five fatalities in Tennessee, one in Missouri, and one in Indiana, as rescue efforts continue.
The National Weather Service warns of life-threatening and potentially historic flash flooding through Saturday, with over a foot of rain expected in parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arkansas.
More than 300,000 customers across nine states remain without power due to tornadoes, severe storms, and heavy rainfall.
Emergency declarations have been issued in Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Wisconsin, with FEMA staging supplies and local crews conducting rescues and clearing debris.
Experts attribute the intensity of this 'once-in-a-generation' storm system to climate change, with atmospheric instability and Gulf moisture fueling the extreme weather.

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