Storm system causes four deaths and tornadoes across southern US

A severe storm system swept through the southern U.S. over the weekend, causing at least four deaths and significant damage. Tornadoes were reported in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, with over 45 damage reports. In Texas, five tornadoes were confirmed, resulting in one fatality and injuries to others. In Mississippi, two people died, including an 18-year-old whose home was struck by a tree. North Carolina also reported a death from a falling tree. The storms disrupted holiday travel, leading to over 600 flight delays at major airports. Power outages affected more than 40,000 customers in Mississippi, with additional outages in Texas, Alabama, North Carolina, and Georgia.