Consequences of tornadoes in Alabama

A series of devastating tornadoes that struck the United States in late April was a record for the country’s history, according to the Meteorological Service of America. From 25 to 28 April in the southern U.S. states have been 362 tornadoes, which is twice the previous record of 1974 of 148 tornadoes in two days. Affected states of Mississippi, Alabama, Kentucky, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia and Louisiana.