Tennessee emergency officials report 11 more deaths, bringing the death toll from mid-south storms to 44.
Emergency officials say the death toll from the storms has risen to 24 in Tennessee alone.
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency spokesman Randy Harris says that at least 10 fatalities have now been reported in Moore County, along the Kentucky border northeast of Nashville.
He says about 150 people have been injured. But there is no estimate on how much damage the line of storms that struck the state Tuesday night and Wednesday morning may have caused.
Authorities in Moore County were still searching door to door across the rural area to find more victims.
Arkansas officials say the death toll has reached 13 in that state.
A set of parents and their 11 year-old child are dead in Atkins in Pope County, where a fourth person also died. The Van Buren County Sheriff's Office says three people are dead in Clinton, where the tornado cut a wide swath.
Searchers are to go door-to-door in those communities this morning to look for more victims.
Two deaths were reported in Conway and Izard counties and one each in Baxter and Stone counties.
In all, 44 people are dead from storms in Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Governor Beebe is to tour damage in Atkins at 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, February 06, 2008.
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