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Deadly floods and tornadoes devastate South and Midwest

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At least 16 people were confirmed dead early Sunday, as a storm system sweeping parts of the South and Midwest brought tornado and flash flood warnings overnight.
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At least 16 weather-related deaths have been reported since the start of the storms, including 10 in Tennessee.

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