A deadly tornado tore through Mississippi and Alabama on Friday, claiming the lives of at least 14 people. Residents of the affected towns, including Rolling Fork, Silver City, and Anguilla, were warned of the "life-threatening situation" and advised to seek shelter immediately. The National Weather Service warned that the tornado would cause considerable damage to homes, businesses, and vehicles, with complete destruction being a possibility. Videos shared on social media showed the extent of the damage, with buildings, vehicles, and debris littering the streets. Residents are being urged to remain alert due to the risk of further tornadoes or severe thunderstorms in the region. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency has deployed search and rescue teams to the affected areas and will assess the damage on the ground. Thousands of residents were also left without power due to the severe weather. The tornado emergency has been declared in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, and the authorities have urged residents to identify safe locations and have a reliable method of receiving alerts, even while sleeping.