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this is just a pile of debris. that s one of the things with cleaning up the big chore ahead. it s going to take weeks if not several months to get all this debris. you ve got to have front-end loaders, bulldozers, dump trucks. over here, two more buildings which were totaled. this is a vacant funeral home. you can notice the back end of the brick wall is gone. the ef scale goes up to about 165 miles an hour, but in the distance, there s a neighborhood, we were there earlier and we ve seen brick homes that have been demolished. that could indicate ef-4 damage, the enhanced fujita scale, 166 to 200 miles an hour. national weather service teams are out surveying now from the air, aerials, and on the ground, and we ll have some kind of preliminary report later on today. but the worst outbreak in decades here in mississippi. it was one large supercell that more than likely put down multiple tornadoes as it raked across the state, coming through here just after lunchtime yesterday, alex, co

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