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A twister moved through Marion County in Mississippi Sunday night, damaging homes, overturning cars and ripping down street signs. Early reports indicate at least a dozen injuries but authorities say there is too much debris to get into many areas. Click through for more pictures.
Early Monday morning sunlight shows the destruction Sunday's tornado caused in this Hattiesburg, Miss., neighborhood adjacent to the University of Southern Mississippi, including the severe damage to Westminster Presbyterian Church Feb. 11, 2013.
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Early Monday morning shows the destruction of the Westminster Presbyterian Church and a small truck that was flattened by the church's bricks, in Hattiesburg, Miss., on Feb. 11.
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Hardy Street in front of the University of Southern Mississippi campus is obstructed by debris blown by an apparent tornado in Hattiesburg, Miss., Sunday, Feb. 10, 2013.
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Don King tweeted this photo of the tornado, writing, "#hattiesburg #mississippi #tornado pic.twitter.com/aj8m0YlD"
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Kaci Myers tweeted this photo of tornado damage, writing, "tornado aftermath http://instagr.am/p/VkbclTnCtO/ "
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Matt Bruning tweeted this photo, writing, "Here's Braley's truck after tornado tossed it from parking lot onto baseball field at Oak Grove. pic.twitter.com/kXUiIafd"
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Reed Timmer tweeted this photo of the tornado, writing, "Picture of damaging #tornado moving through #Hattiesburg MS earlier around 5:15 pm CST. VERY bad situation down there pic.twitter.com/FlXUUx6V"
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A business at 5133 Lincoln Road Extension in Hattiesburg, Miss., is damaged after an apparent tornado Sunday. Major damage was reported in Hattiesburg and Petal, including on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi.
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Trees lie uprooted in front of the University of Southern Mississippi campus in Hattiesburg, Miss., after an apparent tornado Sunday.
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A tornado moves through Hattiesburg, Miss., Sunday.
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Kaci Myers tweeted this photo, writing, ">tornado aftermath http://instagr.am/p/VkbfOsHCtQ/ "
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Kimberly Krapcha tweeted this photo of her carport, writing, "We came home to this. Got the Jeep out of the carport. Neighborhood being evacuated due to gas pic.twitter.com/8u57BdDO"
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Scott McClellan tweeted this photo, writing, "Still shot of Hattiesburg, MS wedge #tornado. #mswx pic.twitter.com/lb9JGyOO"
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Jim Weber, a TV meteorologist, tweeted this photo of tornado damage, writing, "Major damage to USM Alumni House from #Hattiesburg #tornado. Picture from @wdam coverage pic.twitter.com/GYV1uZcW"
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East Coast Bob tweeted this photo, writing, "Huge Tornado hits Hattiesburg Ms. #tornado #Hattiesburg http://twitpic.com/c2mo5k "
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Craig Eubanks tweeted this photo, writing, "My front yard #tornado #hattiesburg #mississippi http://instagr.am/p/VknAqXnO55/ "
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Craig Eubanks tweeted this photo of a neighbor's house, writing, "Across the street #tornado #hattiesburg #mississippi http://instagr.am/p/VknFx9nO6D/ "
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A women observes the damage to a closed and unoccupied dormitory on the University of Southern Mississippi campus caused by an apparent tornado in Hattiesburg, Miss., on Sunday.
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This looks just like the damage seen in St.Louis on Good Friday 2011.
February 11 2013 at 5:56 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWent through similar 2 years ago. Dropped a massive red oak on my house. Scariest thing I've ever been through.
February 11 2013 at 10:45 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyDas insane dude, snap. Yip, definitely Hattiesburg resident. Funny to see that funnel bearing down on the city and people are coming and going from stores and down streets like they're oblivious to the fact that their vehicles are about to be picked up and thrown 500 feet.
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