Deadly Storm System Wreaks Havoc Across South and Midwest

At least four fatalities, widespread damage, and historic flooding risks emerge as severe weather persists through the weekend.

A massive storm system continues to produce tornadoes, destructive winds, and heavy rainfall across the South and Midwest, leaving over 330,000 without power.
At least four people have died, with fatalities reported in Missouri and Tennessee, as tornadoes and flash flooding devastate communities.
The National Weather Service warns of 'once-in-a-generation' rainfall, with up to 15 inches expected in some areas, causing potentially historic flash flooding.
Emergency declarations are in effect in multiple states, including Kentucky and Arkansas, as officials mobilize resources to address the escalating crisis.
Severe weather, fueled by atmospheric instability and Gulf moisture, is forecast to persist through Saturday, with continued risks of tornadoes and catastrophic flooding.