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Deadly Tornadoes Strike Southeastern U.S.

Posted by feww on November 17, 2011

Tornadoes wreak havoc across the Southeast, leaving 5 dead and many injured

A strong storm system moved across southeastern US spawning 16 reported tornadoes, killing at least 5 and injuring many more. Dozens of homes and buildings were left damaged across 7 states.

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At least 16 tornado reports were reported to SPC, as of posting.

  • North Carolina. At least one person died when tornadoes touched down in NC, Gov. Bev Perdue said.
    • “We have reports that tornadoes touched down in Randolph and Davidson counties [Wednesday] evening, causing a fatality in Davidson,” she said.
    • About a dozen people were injured and at least 3 dozen structures were damaged in the area.
  • Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Several EF 2 tornadoes reportedly touched down injuring 15 people across several counties, with Jones County being the worst-hit.
  • South Carolina. At least 3 people were killed and up to a dozen others  injured when a tornado swept through a rural community about 20 miles south of Charlotte, N.C.
  • Georgia. At least one person was killed when a tree fell on a sport utility vehicle, a report said.
  • Alabama. “In eastern Alabama, a suspected twister splintered trees and demolished mobile homes at a pair of housing parks near the Auburn University campus,” the report said.
    • Tens of thousands of customers were left without power in Montgomery, the state capital.
  • Louisiana. A suspected tornado swept through Houma, southern Louisiana damaging several homes.
  • Pittsylvania, Virginia. Strong winds caused extensive roof damage to several building including the building housing the Unique Industries, according to reports received by SPC.
    • Dozens of trees were uprooted or splintered.
    • Numerous tractor trailers were  blown over.
    • Water tanks were tossed about.

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