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The town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, has less than 2,000 people in it.

It sits on the western edge of the state, less than 20 miles from the banks of the Mississippi River,

that point where the state lines meet with Louisiana and Arkansas that's Rolling Fork.

And on Friday night, that is where a tornado touched down and began blasting buildings apart.

In the honest picture, we were able to pop.

When a tornado touches down near you, it changes the air pressure around you.

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