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Coronavirus-hit Mississippi, Louisiana, pounded by tornadoes, at least 17 dead in region
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Up to 300 homes were damaged in Monroe, Louisiana, on April 12, the city’s mayor said, as a damaging storm system moved through parts of the state and Mississippi. MONROE, La. - Mississippi and Louisiana—two states dealing with an increase of coronavirus cases—were hit Sunday with a deadly storm system that produced tornadoes that ripped through hundreds of homes and buildings, resulting in at least 17 deaths in the region.
The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center (SPC) said severe thunderstorms will barrel towards the East Coast, with the threat stretching from southeast Georgia through the Carolinas into Virginia through Monday afternoon "We've had over 50 reports of tornadoes over parts of the South and the Gulf Coast," Fox
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