Weather

More storms are expected to continue hitting the southeastern United States Wednesday, after days of relentless severe weather has already left several areas with dangerous flooding and tornado damage.

America’s new normal temperature is a degree hotter than it was just two decades ago.

The risk of severe weather continued Tuesday across much of the southern U.S. after tornadoes ripped through parts of the region on Sunday night and Monday — killing at least two people in Georgia.

Multiple tornadoes were reported Sunday night across Mississippi, damaging buildings and causing downed trees and power lines.