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Mississippi State Hospital employees walked out to their cars after a severe storm moved through and were met by hail damaged cars.
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Jamie Cockrell of Pearl, Mississippi, points to holes in his siding from Monday's hail storm.
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John Purry also had to secures tarps on the roof of his house, covering up damage from Monday's hail storm.
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Golf ball sized hail litter the ground at the home Andrew Stamps and his wife Valorie as they prepare to cover their shattered rear window of their car.
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This police car at Mississippi's primary psychiatric hospital is secured in plastic. Workmen scoured the 350-acre campus for repairs as they raced to finish before another wave of weather struck.
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The greenhouse at Mississippi's primary psychiatric hospital in Whitfield, Mississippi was destroyed. An official estimates this week's hail storm damage could exceed $1 million.
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Workmen use a cherry picker to remove the ceramic roofing tiles. The holes in roofs and broken windows at the Mississippi State Hospital are only part of the damage.
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Dixie Glass employee Joey Smith uses his head to push a storm-damaged windshield free after using tools to loosen the adhesive holding it in Ridgeland, Mississippi.
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It wasn't only Mississippi that saw storm damage, but also in Silver Creek Georgia. Johnny Lucas looks for the pocketbook of his girlfriend who was inside at the time the storm hit.
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Ominous storm clouds parade across Lawrence County in north Alabama. Thunderstorms struck this area with high winds, hail and heavy rain.