Mississippi Declares State of Emergency After Severe Storms, Six Dead

In response to severe winter storms and subsequent flooding, Douglas County, Oregon, has declared a State of Emergency to enable rapid response and recovery efforts. Meanwhile, Georgia and Mississippi also faced devastating storms, prompting their governors to issue similar emergency declarations. In Georgia, tornadoes caused significant destruction, particularly in Paulding County, with Governor Brian Kemp emphasizing the need for vigilance as recovery begins. Mississippi's Governor Tate Reeves reported six fatalities and multiple injuries due to the storms, reaffirming the state's commitment to support affected residents. As communities across these states begin to assess the damage, emergency response teams are mobilizing to assist those in need. The declarations across these regions signify the serious impact of recent weather events and the urgent need for coordinated recovery efforts.