At least thirty-four people have died across the United States after deadly tornadoes tore through several southeastern states, leaving a trail of destruction and power outages.
According to reports, Missouri recorded twelve of the fatalities, as homes were flattened and vehicles overturned in the violent storms.
In Kansas, eight people lost their lives following a massive crash involving more than fifty-five vehicles, triggered by a dust storm that severely reduced visibility.
The chaos added to the scale of devastation sweeping across the region.
Power outages affected more than one hundred seventy thousand properties across five states, including Michigan, Missouri, and Illinois on Saturday evening, according to outage tracker PowerOutage.
Severe weather continues to threaten the region, with tornado watches issued for eastern Louisiana, western Georgia, central Tennessee, and the western Florida Panhandle.
Six deaths were reported in Mississippi by Governor Tate Reeves, as several tornadoes spread across the state.
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