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State of Emergency Declare in Tennessee As Deadly Storms Move Through
The names of the victims have not been released, but the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency said the deceased are a 19-year-old female and two 22-year-old males. It took us a little bit to cut our way into them.
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Six people were killed in MS and 40 were injured.
In Arkansas an 18-year-old woman died when a tree blew over onto a house, trapping her one-year-old child – who was later rescued.
Emergency officials were checking for possible tornado damage before dawn on Christmas Eve in southeast Alabama after the National Weather Service said radar showed what appeared to be a mass of debris from a tornado.
A 100-mile swathe of the state was devastated, and homes destroyed.
Temperatures across the South and up the East Coast were unseasonably warm as the worst of the storms passed.
More than 100 million Americans were expected to travel during the holiday period beginning on Wednesday, 91 million of them by auto, according to the American Automobile Association.
Despite being newly homeless, Perkins said the tragedy helped her “stop and realize what Christmas is all about”.
Severe damage was reported in Perry and Wayne counties with some damage in Lawrence County as well after the storms passed through. That would break the record for December 24, which is 72 degrees set in 1984.
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Police say splintered trees covered a road near Clayton. State teams have been dispatched to Wayne and Perry Counties to assess damage.