(CNN) - Powerful winds and a tornado spawned by a 1,000-mile-long storm system pounded communities in northwest Georgia on Wednesday, overturning dozens of vehicles and trapping residents.
The tornado caused significant damage in Adairsville, Georgia.
One person died in that town and another died in Tennessee, authorities reported. At least 17 people were injured in Georgia, two critically.
The Adairsville death marks the first person killed by a U.S. tornado in 220 days, a record for most consecutive days without such a fatality, said CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen.
This morning on "Early Start," Miguel Marquez reports on the damage from these severe storms.
http://earlystart.blogs.cnn.com/2013/01/31/extreme-weather-moves-further-east-wreaking-havoc-on-south-miguel-marquez-reports/?iref=allsearch
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