Severe Storms Kill At Least 19 People In The Southeast, Including One Death In South Carolina
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Tornado Damage In Monroe Louisiana
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Storm Damages Hangar At Monroe Regional Airport In Louisiana
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Tornado Damages Home In Monroe Louisana
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Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo Talking To Residents Impacted By Storms
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Roof Off Home In Monroe Louisiana
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Tornado Damages Home In Monroe Louisiana
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House And Shed Flattened In Yazoo County Missouri
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Storm Damage At Monroe Regional Airport In Louisiana
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Tree Down Near Uptown Charlotte
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Royal And Morehead Street Storm Damage In Charlotte
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Euclid Avenue Tree Down In Charlotte
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Wylie Trail In Troutman North Carolina
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Tree On House On Wylie Trail In Troutman North Carolina
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Tree Down On Wylie Trail In Troutman North Carolina
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Man Removing Tree From House On Wylie Trail In Troutman North Carolina
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) β Strong storms pounding the Deep South have killed at least 19 people in Mississippi, Georgia, Arkansas and South Carolina.
Dozens more have been pulled from damaged buildings and taken to hospitals.
Ten states have been under flash flood, tornado and thunderstorm warnings and watches overnight.
Around 750,000 customers are without electricity.
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves said when he declared a state of emergency that βthis is not how anyone wants to celebrate Easter.β
The National Weather Service tallied hundreds of reports of downed trees, many puncturing roofs and damaging power lines.
The storm front is moving now into the mid-Atlantic states.