Storms move through Mississippi with at least one confirmed tornado, causing widespread damage across several counties late Wednesday night, authorities say. The severe weather collapses hundreds of homes, uproots trees, and downs power lines, leaving many areas without electricity. The National Weather Service reports the tornado described as “very large and dangerous,” underscoring the intensity of the event. Multiple outlets describe the storms as including more than one tornado, with the exact number depending on ongoing assessments. Officials say there are no immediate reports of deaths or severe injuries tied to the storms. In response to the damage, Mississippi’s governor urges residents to pray for the affected communities, reflecting the state’s focus on public safety and recovery while assessments continue. Emergency services and local authorities work to evaluate structural impacts and respond to outages and hazards created by fallen lines and debris. Further updates are expected as damage surveys and storm confirmations progress.