Alabama tornado: 14 dead as severe weather hits<br />At least 14 people, some of them children, have died after a tornado swept through Lee County in Alabama.<br />Emergency workers are still pulling bodies and the injured out of the rubble of hundreds of homes.<br />"The challenge is the sheer volume of the debris where all the homes were located," Sheriff Jay Jones said.<br />Severe weather unleashed one of numerous possible tornadoes that threatened the Southern United States on Sunday afternoon. Tornado warnings and watches were in effect for parts of Georgia and Alabama.<br />Alabama Governor Kay Ivey warned residents more severe weather might be on the way and the state was working to help families who had been impacted.<br />Lee County Coroner Bill Harris said that the death toll could still rise.<br />"We've still got people being pulled out of rubble," he told the <br />The storm left more than 10,000 customers without power, the Birmingham News said, citing the utility Alabama Power.
