Millions at risk as dangerous storms hit the South

BREAKING: Millions across the U.S. South are under threat as a dangerous storm system unleashes tornadoes, flash floods, and hurricane-force winds. States from Texas to Georgia face life-threatening conditions, with the National Weather Service issuing Level 4/5 "high risk" alerts for severe weather. Here’s what you need to know:

✅ Critical Updates:

Tornado Threats: Multiple confirmed tornadoes in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama—some rated EF3+ with winds over 160 mph.

Flood Emergencies: 10+ inches of rain in 24 hours triggers catastrophic flooding in Houston, TX, and Mobile, AL.

Power Outages: Over 500,000+ homes without electricity; crews struggle amid downed power lines and debris.

Evacuations: Mandatory orders in low-lying areas of Baton Rouge, LA, and Jackson, MS.

🚨 Live Threats:

Tornado watches active until 3 AM CDT for 12 million people.

Flash flood warnings stretch from Dallas, TX, to Atlanta, GA.

💡 Safety Tips:

Shelter in windowless interiors or storm shelters.

Avoid flooded roads—6 inches of water can sweep away cars.

Charge devices and monitor @NWS or local emergency alerts.

👥 Community Impact:

Survivors in Shreveport, LA, describe "houses lifted off foundations."

Schools and highways closed; hospitals overwhelmed with injuries.

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