Four Dead After Tornadoes Devastate Southern US

More than 40 tornadoes tore through seven states over the weekend, leaving widespread destruction and displacing thousands.

At least four people were killed in Texas, Mississippi, and North Carolina during a severe storm system that produced dozens of tornadoes across the southern United States.
The National Weather Service confirmed over 40 tornadoes, with significant damage reported in Texas and Mississippi, including homes leveled and communities severely impacted.
A rare 'Particularly Dangerous Situation' tornado watch was issued for parts of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi, highlighting the severity of the storms.
Power outages affected tens of thousands, with Mississippi seeing the most significant impact, where outages peaked at over 100,000 customers before dropping to 32,000 as of Monday morning.
The storms disrupted holiday travel with hazardous road conditions and over 7,000 flight delays or cancellations reported across the country.