Deadly storms strike Mississippi and Arkansas
Severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes swept the lower Mississippi Valley killing seven people and injuring many others. In Madison Mississippi a family hid in a closet as a tornado ripped through, destroying homes and tearing down power lines. In Sledge Mississippi Hattie Robinson died as a house was blown across the road. Arkansas reports four more deaths and widespread damage while power outages affected about 22 000 in central and eastern Mississippi.
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Snow Start Delays Hit West Hunters Skiers Farmers
A slow snow season and persistent drought strain West region businesses dependent on moisture. Elk hunts and outfitter activity fell as warm falls kept snow away, delaying ski openings in Montana Utah and Colorado and delaying wheat crops in Oregon. Officials note growers face prolonged drought losses while awaiting rain and snow.
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