TERRIBLE! 5 Dead As Storms, Tornadoes Rip Through Alabama!

Five people have been killed as storms bearing suspected tornadoes ripped through the South early Wednesday

Three people were killed in Alabama and were all in a mobile home in the northeastern community of Rosalie, Jackson County Chief Deputy Rocky Harnen told the Associated Press early Wednesday. Another person in the home was critically injured, Harnen said.

Two others were killed in Tennessee as the storms barreled across the state, reports AP.

Here’s what we know so far about the deadly storms rolling through the South:
Alabama

In addition to the reported fatalities, four children were critically injured after a 24-hour daycare center was flattened in Idler, in DeKalb County, local officials also said.

There have been 25 others from the area transported to the hospital with minor injuries from the storm, reports WRCB.

Tornado in Alabama Kills At Least 3; 4 Children Critically Hurt When Daycare Is Flattened

A closer look at the tornado damage in Polk County, TN as the sunrises

Five people are killed after tornadoes rip across the South destroying dozens of buildings including a church and a daycare center A tornado killed at least three people in a home after storms hit Alabama Three children were injured in the storms after a pre-school was flattened Two people were later confirmed dead in the state of Tennessee Texas and Mississippi have also been warned of tornado danger

A series of tornadoes have killed at least five people and injured four children after it spread through parts of Alabama and Tennessee overnight.

Three were killed in a mobile home near Highway 71 in Rosalie, in north-east Alabama’s Jackson County, and others – including children – were injured when a pre-school in which they were sheltering was knocked down.

And two people were confirmed dead in the neighboring state of Tennessee in the early hours of the morning, officials told Fox News.
Torn apart: This is all that remains of a house in Rosalie, Alabama, after it was hit by one of several tornadoes that ripped up the state Tuesday and Wednesday
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Torn apart: This is all that remains of a house in Rosalie, Alabama, after it was hit by one of several tornadoes that ripped up the state Tuesday and Wednesday
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Debris: A Rosalie firefighter helps remove debris from the Rosalie Plaza after a tornado ripped through the town
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Ripped up: A gas station in Rosalie Plaza had its entire canopy ripped off and thick steel supports bent over by the powerful tornado on Wednesday
Rubble: This building in Rosalie Plaza was reduced to rubble by the tornado that ripped through the town
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Rubble: This building in Rosalie Plaza was reduced to rubble by the tornado that ripped through the town
Crushed: The Rosalie Plaza was crushed by the fearsome weather – one of 15-20 buildings destroyed
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Crushed: The Rosalie Plaza was crushed by the fearsome weather – one of 15-20 buildings destroyed

The National Weather Service fielded 27 reports of tornadoes as the storm system, packing hail and heavy downpours, moved through eastern Texas, northern Mississippi and Alabama and into south-east Tennessee late on Tuesday and early this morning.

Rocky Harnen, chief deputy in Alabama’s Jackson County, said that as well as the three people killed in the Rosalie mobile home, a fourth person in the was left in critical condition.

Harnen added that a Baptist church and a plaza were among the 15-20 buildings in Rosalie that were destroyed just after midnight local time.

And in the Alabama town of Ider, about six miles east of Rosalie, three children and three adult family members were left injured when a daycare center was flattened by a tornado.

The victims were the school’s managers and their relatives, who live in a home behind the pre-school building and sought shelter inside it.

All six were transported to hospital, DeKalb County Emergency Management director Anthony Clifton said, where the three adults were listed in critical condition.

One other adult was reported to have lived in the home, local station WAFF said. Their condition is unknown.

At least 25 homes and six poultry farms were destroyed across DeKalb County, Clifton added

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