The first official week of spring has come and gone, with Mother Nature dishing out everything from flooding in California, snow in the Midwest and severe storms across the South. Now, AccuWeather meteorologists say a pair of storms could keep these risks in the mix for the new week, including the threat for severe thunderstorms.
Friday, March 25, proved to be an active severe weather day across the southeastern, U.S. with dozens of damaging wind and tornado reports across half a dozen states. Tornadoes ripped through Mississippi, leaving miles of damage in their wake. The town of Rolling Fork was hit particularly hard, where emergency responders told AccuWeather “pretty much most of the town is unrecognizable” on Saturday morning.
