At least 33 people lost their lives, and dozens were injured as powerful tornadoes and severe storms swept through the central United States. The devastation left homes destroyed, vehicles overturned, and thousands without power. Officials have warned that more storms could follow in the coming days.
In Kansas, a massive crash involving over 50 vehicles resulted in eight deaths due to low visibility caused by a severe dust storm. Meanwhile, Missouri reported 12 fatalities, with extensive damage to marinas, power lines, and buildings. Mississippi also confirmed six deaths, with three people still missing.
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Texas authorities linked four deaths to vehicle accidents caused by dust storms and fires. Arkansas saw three fatalities and nearly 30 injuries. Widespread destruction and chaos have left residents struggling to recover from the disaster.
The National Weather Service has warned of more tornadoes in Mississippi and Tennessee, with the potential for long-track and violent storms. With at least 200,000 homes and businesses already without power, emergency services remain on high alert.
