Photos: Tornado in Mississippi leaves devastation for community
The town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi was hit be a deadly tornado on Friday that left 26 people dead and others very injured.
The EF-4 tornado destroyed practically every thing that came in its path in the small town, and also caused damage in surrounding communities.
The photos of the devastation caused by the tornado is just heartbreaking. You can see photos below of what happened in Rolling Fork.
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