A deadly tornado outbreak struck Mississippi, leaving a trail of destruction. Footage shows damaged buildings, uprooted trees and an aerial view of the aftermath in Amory.
The fatalities are reported in Sharkey, Humphreys, Carroll, and Monroe counties, according to state officials.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the communities in Mississippi that have been struck by the devastating tornadoes. I have spoken with Governor @tatereeves, @SenatorWicker, @SenHydeSmith, and Congressman @BennieGThompson.
Edgar O'Neal, a storm chaser who was on the ground in Rolling Fork, said the tornado caused "complete and utter devastation." Jourdan Hartshorn, Mississippi coordinator for the United Cajun Navy, told ABC News the devastation in Rolling Fork reminded him of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, saying most of the buildings were damaged or destroyed, apart from some facilities on the outskirts of town.He assisted in search and rescue operations, which uncovered more bodies.
City officials in Armory asked residents to boil their water after the city's water department was impacted by the tornado.
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