A storm system sweeps across the Southeast triggering tornado warnings and damaging winds
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A storm system moved across the Southeast on Saturday and Sunday, triggering tornado warnings in Mississippi and Louisiana. The system then targeted parts of Georgia and Florida, while the Northeast experienced a break from recent cold temperatures. High winds near Lake Charles, Louisiana, caused damage to vehicles, airport infrastructure, and buildings. Power poles were also toppled near several Louisiana towns. While damage was reported, no deaths or serious injuries occurred as the storm system continued into South Georgia. The National Weather Service surveyed the damage in affected areas.
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