Severe Tornadoes and Storms Kill Over 30 Across Central U.S.

Violent weather devastates multiple states, leaving fatalities, injuries, and widespread destruction in its wake.

At least 33 people have been killed as tornadoes, high winds, and dust storms swept across the central United States from Friday to Saturday.
Missouri reported 12 fatalities, with significant damage to homes and businesses, while Mississippi confirmed six deaths and three missing persons.
Kansas saw eight fatalities due to a massive vehicle collision caused by low visibility from a severe dust storm on Interstate-70.
Texas and Oklahoma faced wildfires fueled by strong winds, with four deaths in Texas linked to vehicle accidents during the storms.
The National Weather Service warns of continued severe weather through Sunday, with millions at risk from thunderstorms, hail, and potential tornadoes across the Southeast and Ohio River Valley.