On Sunday morning, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said at least three people were killed in her state on Saturday. "Yesterday's severe weather impacted most of Alabama," Ivey said in a statement.

Survey summary: "The tornado touched down just southeast of Hwy 65 in Trenton, Jackson County, AL, causing large limb damage on County Road 20. It continued and strengthened along CR20, with sporadic ...

In Alabama, three deaths were confirmed in Plantersville, Dallas County, and Winterboro, in Talladega County, as damage assessments continued across more than half of the state’s counties, Gov ...

In Alabama, damage was reported in 52 of the state's 67 counties, Gov. Kay Ivey confirmed on X. "Emergency management officials have been working hard to assess the damage brought by this weekend ...

A school bus was thrown into roof of Alabama high school yesterday. Credit: CBS Efforts to restore electricity are underway, but challenges persist due to the widespread damage.

At least five tornadoes touched down in Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas yesterday, according to damage surveys from the National Weather Service.

At least five tornadoes touched down in Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas yesterday, according to damage surveys from the National Weather Service. One tornado hit around 12:15 p.m. near ...

“Yesterday’s severe weather impacted most of Alabama. Unfortunately, we have learned of the loss of at least two of our fellow Alabamians — one life in Plantersville and one in Winterboro,” Ivey said.

A monster storm system carrying a high risk tornado threat is barreling through the Southeast after unleashing deadly tornadoes, fierce winds and devastating damage across the Plains and Midwest.