Multiple Deaths Blamed On Midwest Tornadoes
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(May 11, 2008) - More than 20 deaths are reported in three states following a weekend of severe weather.

At least 14 people die in Missouri and seven deaths are being reported in Oklahoma after a series of tornadoes tore through the middle region of the United States Saturday.

The most recent damage is in Georgia where at least one person's death is blamed on the severe storms that crossed the state.

There are reports of downed trees and damaged homes and businesses in multiple counties but no confirmation yet on if any of those storms produced tornadoes.

Counties along the Georgia coast are reportedly still under tornado warnings and watches throughout Sunday.

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