Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama Warned As Severe Weather Approaches

Meteorologist Scott Withers reports on a series of tornadoes that struck Texas, causing significant damage but no reported fatalities. The storm system is moving eastward, threatening Louisiana and Mississippi with more severe weather, including large hail and flash flooding. Residents are urged to have emergency plans ready.

What was notable about the tornado outbreak in Texas?

• The tornadoes were accompanied by snow.

• It was the first tornado outbreak of the year.

• There were no reported fatalities despite the damage.

• It only affected the city of Austin.

How did the Fort Worth high school respond to the tornado?

• Students and teachers hid in the emergency shelter.

• They moved to a nearby community center.

• They evacuated the school immediately.

• They continued classes as usual.

What was the extent of the damage to the Fort Worth high school?

• Only the gym was damaged.

• The entire school was destroyed.

• The cafeteria and other areas suffered substantial damage.

• There was no damage reported.

What warnings did the National Weather Service issue for Louisiana and Mississippi?

• Extremely large hail, flash flooding, and powerful tornadoes.

• Heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures.

• A heatwave with record high temperatures.

• A tsunami warning along the coast.

What advice was given to residents in the Gulf Coast region?

• To evacuate immediately.

• To have a tornado emergency plan ready.

• To stock up on winter supplies.

• To ignore the weather warnings.