Deadly Tornadoes Ravage Mississippi, Leaving 23 Dead

A rare, long-lasting tornado hit western Mississippi, killing at least 23 people, leaving thousands of homes without power, and tearing buildings. At least one person died in storms in Alabama. President Biden offered the full support of the federal government in the aftermath of the storm. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency announced that 23 people died, four were missing, and dozens were injured due to the tornadoes. Local and state rescue teams have been deployed overnight, and resources are available for victims impacted by the destructive weather. Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves declared a state of emergency in the affected areas.