Strong storms, possible tornados cause damage across Southeast

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Possible tornados in Louisiana and Mississippi Tuesday left a trail of destruction as the severe weather was expected to continue on into Alabama and Georgia.

The National Weather Service in Jackson, Mississippi, tweeted at that at 2:25 p.m. local time, a possible tornado caused extensive damage, including structural, around Columbia. NWS reported vehicles were flipped and a mobile home park was damaged.

The NWS in New Orleans tweeted photos from Tangipahoa Emergency Management showing debris from a possible tornado that hit around Amite City, La.

Here are some of the latest images from Tuesday's storms: