Over 200 are dead after over a hundred
separate tornadoes left a trail of destruction across five states in the
American South. The nation appears headed for a record number of
tornadoes this year. -- Lane Turner.
Faye Hyde sits on a mattress in what was
her yard as she comforts her granddaughter Sierra Goldsmith, 2, in
Concord, Ala. April 27, after their home was destroyed.
A wave of
tornado-spawning storms strafed the South on Wednesday, splintering
buildings across hard-hit Alabama and killing nearly 200 people in four
states. At least 58 people died in Alabama alone. (Jeff Roberts/The
Birmingham News/AP)
The Big Picture documents the destruction down south.
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