In Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee, multiple tornado outbreaks and rampant flooding have devastated communities, leaving hundreds of residents homeless or displaced.

• Emergency officials are keeping an eye on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, as continued flooding in the Midwest could push back into the already over-saturated Southeast.

The American Red Cross is supporting those affected across the Southeast in response to flooding and tornadoes, which began in late February.

• One Red Cross shelter remains open in Mississippi, where five people spent Tuesday night.
• To help communities heal and recover, more than 700 relief and recovery cases have been opened so far to help over 1,900 people.
• For the last several weeks, the Red Cross has collaborated with community and government partners at Multi-Agency Resource Centers to provide recovery support to those cleaning up the pieces left over from these disasters, in addition to continued relief to those still dealing with flooding.