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Update: Storms Sweep South

Updated 3:53 PM EST, Wed November 16, 2011

Severe weather and several unconfirmed tornadoes moved through parts of the Pine Belt early Wednesday morning.

Severe weather -- including suspected tornadoes -- swept through the southern United States on Wednesday, killing one person and injuring at least four others, officials said.The fatality occurred in Forsyth County, Georgia, when a tree fell on a car, the fire department said.
Four people were injured in Mississippi, but their injuries were not critical, according to National Weather Service reports.
A possible tornado caused "major damage" to a mobile home park near Opelika, Alabama, with homes and vehicles demolished, the weather service said, citing an emergency manager in Lee County. It was not immediately known if anyone was injured.
Downed trees, damaged homes and buildings, and power outages were reported across north, central and west Alabama and Georgia, including in metro Atlanta, from high winds and possible twisters.
Georgia Power said it had 1,975 customers without power -- 594 in metro Atlanta, 1,375 in the Manchester area, and scattered outages elsewhere.
A high school in Harris County, Georgia, was also reported damaged.
Eastern Alabama's Lee County received "significant reports of damage," said Rita Smith, a public information officer with Lee County Emergency Management. "We've got reports of damage at an apartment complex, structures at a lake, mobile homes and trees down," she said.
In Auburn, Alabama, Jim Goldberg told CNN, he and his wife were working at home when warning sirens went off, rain came down so hard it was difficult to see and wind pushed their patio furniture into a neighbor's yard.
"We got into our pantry as quickly as possible at that point," he said. "You could tell something bad was happening out there."
At least half a dozen trees fell on his property and a nearby home's roof was damaged, he said.
In the west Alabama city of Demopolis, damage was reported to roofs downtown, and a boat was overturned at a dealership, the National Weather Service reported. In the capital city of Montgomery, trees were reported down in a neighborhood from a possible tornado.
Earlier in the day, a suspected tornado in Louisiana's Tangipahoa Parish moved a home with four people inside off its foundation, but no one was hurt, according to the National Weather Service. A possible tornado also touched down near Kentwood, Louisiana, according to parish emergency management authorities.
In Terrebonne Parish, near Houma, damage was reported from a suspected tornado at the Houma-Terrebonne Airport, the National Weather Service said. Shingles were blown off a home, and a shed was blown out of a residential yard and onto the grounds of a nearby school. Windows at the school were blown out, the weather service said. A survey of damage is planned for Wednesday.
Sharon Henry, principal of Village East Middle School, said five windows at the school were blown out and debris littered the school yard. No one was injured, she said, as the school day had not begun. The windows were being repaired and school was in session Wednesday, she said.
Homes were also reported damaged near Jones, Mississippi, about 30 miles northeast of Hattiesburg, the National Weather Service said. In the town of Laurel, Mississippi, three homes were reported damaged with people trapped inside, according to the weather service. Four people with noncritical injuries were taken to a hospital. Power outages were reported in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, the weather service said.
The storms were associated with a cold front moving Wednesday across the Southeast. The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for Alabama and portions of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee until 7 p.m. ET. A tornado watch means conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms and the development of tornadoes.
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Default Re: Update: Storms Sweep South

6 Killed as Storms Sweep Across South


Updated 3:48 PM EST, Thu November 17, 2011



Storms kill several across the South.


Search teams combed through rural South Carolina on Thursday morning, a day after strong storms swept through the Southeast, killing at least six people and causing injuries in several states.At least three people died and five others were taken to hospitals after a storm hit York County in South Carolina, according to the sheriff's office.
"This is considered a search-and-rescue operation at this time," said Lt. Mike Baker of the county sheriff's office.
The county coroner's office said authorities are unsure whether the number of deaths will go up.
Two people, an adult and a child, died when a home collapsed Wednesday night in Davidson County, North Carolina, according to Lt. Alton Hanes, a spokesman with the county's emergency operations center.
The debris field from storm damage in the county is 7 to 9 miles wide, said Jeff Smith, emergency operations director.
A sixth person died in Forsyth County, Georgia, on Wednesday when a tree fell on a car, the fire department said.
Downed trees, damaged homes and buildings and power outages were reported across the Southeast.
An apparent tornado south of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, damaged "multiple structures," according to emergency management officials.
Four people were injured in Mississippi, but their injuries were not critical, according to the National Weather Service. Homes were also reported damaged near Jones, Mississippi, the National Weather Service said Wednesday.
A possible tornado demolished homes and vehicles near Opelika, Alabama, the weather service said. It was not immediately known whether anyone was injured.
Eastern Alabama's Lee County, where Opelika is located, received "significant reports of damage," said Rita Smith, a spokeswoman for the county's emergency management agency. "We've got reports of damage at an apartment complex, structures at a lake, mobile homes and trees down," she said.
In Auburn, Alabama, Jim Goldberg said at least half a dozen trees fell on his property and a nearby home's roof was damaged.
In the west Alabama city of Demopolis, damage was reported to roofs downtown and a boat was overturned at a dealership, the National Weather Service reported.
Earlier, a suspected tornado in Louisiana's Tangipahoa Parish moved a home with four people inside off its foundation, but no one was hurt, according to the National Weather Service.
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