Damaged from Mississippi tornado surveyed by NWS
The National Weather Service has determined a powerful EF-4 tornado caused extensive damage in Mississippi, killing at least 25 people. FOX Weather's Katie Byrne joined LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow from Rolling Fork, Mississippi, where she had a look at the damage left behind.
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