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April 18, 2011: Clifton Perry surveys the debris left from his home in Colerain, N.C.![Storm4_18_1]()
April 17, 2011: Jeffery Lee looks at a photograph in the middle of debris that was once his friend's home in Fayetteville, N.C., after a tornado hit the area on Saturday.![Storm4_18_2]()
April 17, 2011: A business lays in ruin in Fayetteville, N.C., after a tornado hit the area on Saturday.![Storm4_18_4]()
April 17, 2011: Antonio Lee looks through the wreckage of his mother's home in Colerain, N.C.![Storm6]()
April 16, 2011: A tornado flattened most of this home in the LaGrange subdivision, in Fayetteville, N.C.![Storm1]()
April 16, 2011: Will Harrison's flag hangs from a fallen tree after it was blown off his house when a tornado ripped through the Cottonade neighborhood in Fayetteville, N.C.![Storm2]()
April 16, 2011: Emergency personnel enters Lowes Home Improvement after it was hit by a tornado in Sanford, N.C.![Storm5]()
April 16, 2011: Friends and family try to salvage belongings from the rubble of the Box family's mobile home in Deer Park, Ala.![severe storm 4-16 One]()
April 16: Only stairs and flowers remain after severe winds tore a mobile home off it's lot late Friday night in Boone's Chapel, Ala., in Autauga County. Vicious storms and howling winds smacked the Deep South, killing at least seven people in Alabama including three family members whose homes were tossed into nearby woods. (AP/Montgomery Advertiser)![Severe storm 4-16 four]()
April 16: Emergency personnel searches cars in the parking of Lowes Home Improvement after it was hit by a tornado in Sanford, N.C. Homes and businesses were badly damaged Saturday by a severe storm system that whipped across North Carolina, bringing flash floods, hail and reports of tornadoes from the western hills to the streets of Raleigh. (AP)![Severe storm 4-16 three]()
April 16: Stony Brook North Mobile Home residents evacuate from the property after a severe tornado passed through the area Saturday in Raleigh, N.C. (AP/The News & Observer)![severe storm 4-16 Two]()
April 16: Jeffrey Tan, 13, left, sits on the tree that fell on his great-grandmother Jessie Rogers' house on Sparrow Pond Lane off Penny Rd. in Raleigh, N.C. (AP/The News & Observer)![Tornado 1]()
April 15: The Big Lots store on I-55 frontage Road in Jackson, Miss., sustained substantial damage to exterior signage when a strong storm swept through the area.![Tornado 2]()
April 15: Vehicles sit destroyed by wind and debris in Clinton, Miss.![Tornado 3]()
April 15: Workers clear debris and downed power lines outside Sylvan Park Elementary in Nashville, Tenn.![Tornado 4]()
April 15: Frenchie Russell overlooks the remains of her tornado damaged home in Clinton, Miss.![Tornado 5]()
April 15: Bill Mosley, right, urges his daughter Lisa Mosley to walk carefully through the spare bedroom least she step on a roofing nail as the two gather possessions from the tornado damaged house in Clinton, Miss.![Tornado 6]()
April 15: A tree is shown after it fell onto a house near Bald Knob, Ark.![Tornado 7]()
April 15: An unidentified man looks over the damage at a trailer house on Pistol Circle in Garland County near Hot Springs, Ark.![Tornado 8]()
April 15: A vehicle rests on a tree after an overnight tornado in Tushka, Okla.![Tornado 9]()
April 15: Tornado damage is shown at Courtney's RV Park in Tushka, Okla.![Tornado 10]()
April 15: People work among the aftermath of a tornado in Tushka, Okla.![Tornado 11]()
April 15: Jerome Whittington attempts to salvage belongings through the window of his automobile in Tushka, Okla.![Tornado 12]()
April 15: Volunteers pitch in to remove branches from a fallen oak tree in Tushka, Okla., following a tornado.Deadly Storms Ravage Deep South
At least 25 people are dead after storms moved through the South, toppling trees and destroying a number of homes.
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