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US tornado warning: Severe tornadoes hit Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana | Oneindia News*News

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US tornado warning: Severe tornadoes hit Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana | Oneindia News*News

US tornado warning: Severe tornadoes hit Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana | Oneindia News*News

On Tuesday, severe tornados ravaged the states of Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana in the United States.

Media reports suggest that trees fell on homes in Louisiana, roofs were damaged and power lines were destroyed as tornadoes and severe weather wreaked havoc across parts of the south.

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