4 Killed as Storms and Likely Tornadoes Tear Through Southeastern U.S.
Severe thunderstorms, powerful winds, and potential tornadoes killed at least four people and resulted in multiple injuries across the southeastern United States on Tuesday. The hazardous weather caused extensive damage, including downed power lines and trees, buildings without roofs, and blocked roadways in Panama City, Florida, and other areas. The storms were part of a larger weather system affecting the eastern third of the U.S. At its peak, over 22 million people were under tornado watches, a number that later dropped to about 12 million. The National Weather Service has received at least 10 unconfirmed reports of tornadoes across the South.
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