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Forty million people in Mississippi, Alabama,Georgia and North and South Carolina need to brace themselves for isolated tornadoes, fuelled by strong winds and 'bomb-sounding' hail. As many as 188,000 residents in Memphis,  Tennessee have already been hit by strong winds - which reached up to 69 mph, three times the average wind speed - and are experiencing power outages because of it. 'Forty outside crews total will be coming in to assist starting today,' Memphis Light, Gas and Water tweeted today. 'This is one of the largest outage events in Shelby Co history.' Those in West Virginia and Washington, DC may not be immune as meteorologists are expecting the bad weather creep into those areas as well. Pictured in main is the forecast for Sunday, with red showing where the thunderstorms will be the most dangerous. Pictured in inset are the aftermath of deadly floods that swept through areas including Mississippi.

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