Severe Tornado Outbreak in U.S. Causes Widespread Devastation and Over 37 Deaths

The Midwest and Southern U.S. face destruction as over 40 tornadoes, wildfires, and storms leave millions on high alert with further warnings issued.

At least 37 people have been killed across multiple states, with Missouri reporting the highest toll of 12 fatalities.
More than 40 tornadoes were recorded since Friday, spanning eight states including Arkansas, Mississippi, and Alabama, with wind speeds exceeding 120 km/h.
Massive sandstorms in Kansas caused a 50-vehicle pileup, resulting in eight fatalities, while wildfires in Oklahoma have burned 170,000 hectares and destroyed hundreds of homes.
Over 400,000 residents experienced power outages, and millions remain under tornado and severe weather warnings, particularly in Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas.
Authorities warn of prolonged recovery efforts, with entire communities in the Tornado Alley region facing significant destruction and displacement.