Tornadoes that struck 4 states in the US resulted in the death of 14 people. The tornadoes left significant damage in their wake, with intense thunderstorms and high tornado risk expected to continue tonight. The US was hit by a tornado. Throughout the night, tornadoes were active in the central and southern regions, leaving significant damage behind and causing at least 14 fatalities. Meteorologists from the National Weather Service reported that a low-pressure system caused strong storms in some areas of Arkansas, Illinois, Mississippi, and Missouri, resulting in an unconfirmed report of 26 tornadoes from late yesterday to early today. David Roth, a meteorologist, stated, “There is a high risk for more tornadoes today in Alabama and Mississippi. The probability is 30%, which is quite significant.” Weather forecasters indicated that with storms gaining strength again, the highest tornado and severe thunderstorm risk is expected tonight. According to the National Weather Service, the storm will move eastward throughout the day and reach the Florida Panhandle and Atlanta by midnight.