PHOTOS: Tuesday storms cause damage

Tuesday's line of storms caused damage to parts of North Mississippi.

Posted: Apr 4, 2018 9:32 AM

Updated: Apr 4, 2018 2:48 PM

Posted By: Zac Carlisle

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TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) - Tuesday's line of storms caused damage to parts of North Mississippi.

VIDEO: New Albany sees storm damage downtown

Kim Holley in Hamilton, MS

Many experienced downed trees. Others experienced damage to property.

See more photos in the gallery below.

Damage in the Frankstown Community @wtva9news @WTVAWeather pic.twitter.com/xfaRJ7L3JW
— Shanté Sumpter (@shantewtva9) April 4, 2018

Downtown New Albany :Storm Damage trees are nearly up rooted from the ground. @wtva9news @WTVAWeather pic.twitter.com/OtWCevtMxh
— Xavier Harris (@XavierWtva) April 4, 2018

Damage to the Springhill District Baptist Association building in Tupelo#wtva9news pic.twitter.com/KPd92J7kxx
— Wayne Hereford (@wherefordwtva) April 4, 2018

Crews are working to remove the tree that fell into this Eupora home during last night’s storm.The family tells me they are ok and thankful. pic.twitter.com/8j2Y82DD5m
— Daranesha Herron (@DaraneshaWTVA9) April 4, 2018

Parts of a roof blew off this home on CR 6010 in Baldwyn @wtva9news The homeowner tells me they barely got out. pic.twitter.com/SjNTfTsY9U
— Shanté Sumpter (@shantewtva9) April 4, 2018

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Data is updated nightly.

Cases: 295675

Reported Deaths: 6743

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Hinds	18812	389
Harrison	16722	280
Rankin	12725	265
Jackson	12603	228
Lee	9691	160
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Jones	7978	147
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Adams	2346	78
George	2318	45
Newton	2299	52
Winston	2217	77
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Clay	1792	51
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Perry	1217	34
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Webster	1106	31
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Tunica	990	23
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Walker	6538	258
Jackson	6503	103
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