Parts of Mississippi will likely see severe weather and tornadoes on Wednesday with more widespread severe storms expected this week.

Another round of thunderstorms could roll across the Mississippi Coast on Sunday with strong winds forecast to drop this week’s springtime temperatures by more than 20 degrees. Forecasters say the storms will arrive early Sunday and pass by 1 p.m., leaving temperatures closer to 60 degrees.

Violent storms have cut through a wide swath of the South and Midwest, spawning tornadoes and killing at least three people.

Several tornadoes have been reported across the Mid-South on Wednesday through Thursday morning, leaving destruction behind.

A four-day, once-in-a-generation weather event turned deadly on day 1 of severe weather on Wednesday -- and the danger will increase on day 2.

A deadly severe outbreak spawned at least one tornado in 14 states from March 14-16. Hardest hit were Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi and Missouri.

Sgt. Clark Parrott of the Missouri Highway Patrol said at least one person was killed in southeast Missouri, KFVS-TV reported, while part of a warehouse collapsed in a suburb of Indianapolis, temporarily trapping at least one person inside. In northeast Arkansas a rare tornado emergency was issued as debris flew thousands of feet in the air.

Tornadoes have struck Slayden in Mississippi, and Grand Junction and Selmer in Tennessee, posts on X show. “Grand Junction has been hit directly by a nightmarish wedge tornado. Debris being lofted over 20,

The small twister might have gone unreported by the media at-large except for news about the location. Two years prior -- nearly to the day -- the town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, was devastated by a violent EF4 tornado which killed 17 people under cover of darkness.