Deadly Storm System Ravages U.S. with Tornadoes, Wildfires, and Dust Storms

At least 39 people have died across multiple states as severe weather leaves behind widespread destruction and power outages.

Missouri experienced the highest death toll with 12 fatalities and extensive damage across 27 counties, including over 500 destroyed homes.
Mississippi reported six deaths and over 200 displaced residents, with tornadoes leveling neighborhoods and uprooting trees.
Wildfires driven by hurricane-force winds destroyed nearly 300 homes in Oklahoma and caused two fatalities, with officials warning of continued fire risks.
Dust storms in Texas and Kansas led to deadly highway pileups, killing at least 11 people and leaving dozens injured in near-zero visibility conditions.
President Donald Trump pledged federal support, deploying National Guard troops to Arkansas and offering assistance to state and local officials.