Many people across North Alabama have seen significant damage after severe weather swept through the state on Friday.
) - Many people throughout North Alabama are without power on Saturday after severe weather swept through the state on Friday.
A WAFF viewer submitted this video captured on their Ring doorbell when severe weather moved through Killen on March 24, 2023.At least 23 people were killed in Mississippi as the state was hit with significant weather.Around 9,900 people are without power in Lauderdale County. There are 184 people without power in Lawrence County.A WAFF viewer submitted this photo from Florence.
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