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    Tylertown, Miss. damage

11:49 PM
March 15, 2025

Tornado outbreak
Tylertown, Miss. damage

The tornado outbreak has been happening all Saturday across the Deep South. On Saturday afternoon, Tylertown in Mississippi was one of the hardest hit cities. Our weather reporter, Jonathan Petramala, is chasing the severe weather as it moves east.

The sun is setting, and images of damage will become more scarce; there will be plenty and more to come tomorrow as the severe weather continues to rage across the Southeast. Make sure to have at least three ways of receiving weather alerts, especially on and loud, as these severe storms will happen at night. Track the severe storms in our WeatherRadar.

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Irene Sans
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