Violent storms cut through the South and Midwest, spawning tornadoes and killing 3
- Violent storms with tornadoes impacted the South and Midwest on Wednesday.
- Daytime heating, an unstable air mass, wind shear, and Gulf moisture fueled the severe weather.
- The storms tore off roofs, downed power lines, and produced debris lofted high into the air.
- The NWS in Memphis warned of "two very large" tornadoes in Selmer, calling it "an incredibly dangerous situation."
- One death occurred in Missouri, and flash flooding is expected; over 90,000 customers lost power.
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School closings in Memphis, Mid-South area
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Several school districts across the Mid-South will be closed following severe storms on Wednesday. The Mid-South is at a level 3/5 risk for severe weather, and a few more tornadoes are possible on Thursday. Weather updates can be found here. Jump To: A–Z Close Menu 123 A B C D E F …
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