Confirmed Tornadoes Cause Widespread Damage in Georgia, Alabama, Colorado

A confirmed tornado caused significant damage in Henry County near Locust Grove, Georgia, with one home completely destroyed and an 18-year-old critically injured. The storm activity in the region led to a First Alert Weather Day for Friday, with expectations of strong storms and morning fog affecting commutes. Severe weather also impacted Mobile and Baldwin counties in Alabama, where tree damage and flooding have been reported, including trees falling on homes and roads submerged under water. In northeastern Colorado, tornadoes struck near the town of Raymer, damaging property but causing no injuries, with one confirmed tornado report. Additionally, a press conference was held in St. Louis to address storm damage and recovery efforts following a tornado on May 16, 2025. These events highlight ongoing severe weather challenges across multiple states, emphasizing the need for preparedness and recovery initiatives.