Multi-state storm outbreak leaves at least one dead in U.S.
Friday marks the third straight day of severe storm activity in parts of the U.S.
A series of major storms have moved through the southeastern U.S. to the Ohio Valley this week, with more active weather expected into Friday evening.
At least one person has died in Mississippi's Yazoo County after strong winds caused a tree to fall onto a vehicle.
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There have been around half a dozen reported injuries due to the severe weather outbreak, all due to fallen trees, and radar has picked up tornadic activity in parts of Texas and Louisiana.
The early-season, multi-state storm is related to a larger system tracking across the U.S., elevating the risk of downpours, strong winds, and tornadoes.
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