Show Notes
Rescue efforts are under way in Mississippi and Alabama after a tornado tore through the two states on Friday night killing 26 people, including a baby and her father.
Emergency services will have to dig through the debris left behind by the tornado, which flattened one town and obliterated homes and businesses.
A state of emergency was declared in Mississippi on Sunday.
Chief meteorologist Matt Laubhan for a local network was giving viewers an update on what to expect and took a moment during his weather broadcast to pray for the people of Mississippi.
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