Devastating Tornadoes Kill Over 40 Across Southern and Midwestern U.S.

A series of storms has left widespread destruction, with fatalities, power outages, and ongoing severe weather warnings impacting millions.

More than 40 tornadoes have been reported across eight U.S. states, including Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Alabama, causing significant loss of life and property damage.
At least 40 people have died, with Missouri reporting 12 fatalities and other states such as Mississippi, Kansas, and Texas also experiencing multiple deaths.
Severe weather has triggered widespread power outages, leaving over 230,000 households without electricity and prompting states like Georgia to declare emergencies.
Dust storms in Kansas caused a 50-vehicle pileup, resulting in at least eight fatalities, while strong winds in Oklahoma intensified wildfires, damaging nearly 300 homes.
Meteorologists warn of continued tornado risks for parts of the Southeast, including Georgia, the Carolinas, and Florida, urging residents to seek shelter and prepare for further storms.