Multiple Tornadoes Tear Through American South, Violent System To Contribute To Halloween East Coast Storm

A tornado in southern Mississippi was confirmed Sunday by the National Weather Service as severe thunderstorms rolled across Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama during the morning hours.

At 9:20 a.m. local time, a tornado warning was issued around Pascagoula, Mississippi, and around five minutes later, a tornado was reported by emergency managers, per The Weather Channel. The twister touched down close to two miles from Gautier, with homes and businesses suffering damage. (RELATED: Man Tries To Walk Through 115 MPH Winds In France, And It Goes Exactly How You’d Expect)

Video of the tornado shows the Aztecas Restaurant & Cantina roof being damaged, as well as multiple vehicles that were in the parking lot.

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Multiple tornado warnings have invaded the South, with this person caught right in the action remaining in their vehicle as a tornado suddenly appears in the parking lot causing some damage.

Areas along the Gulf Coast in Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida are under a… pic.twitter.com/RWrQSNGBr2

— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) October 26, 2025

That wasn’t the only tornado caught on camera Sunday morning, however, as a rain-wrapped twister was seen around Orange Beach, Alabama.

Rain wrapped tornado near Orange Beach earlier this morning… video from Allie Garrett pic.twitter.com/m7KRSLfmsh

— James Spann (@spann) October 26, 2025

Another tornado was seen on video in Moss Point, Mississippi, as the twister was caught on a live traffic camera, which you can see here.

TORNADO CONFIRMED ✅ (Moss Point, Mississippi) https://t.co/DdqyIBUp5T pic.twitter.com/0msvMb6ntl

— Andrew Powell (@AndrewPow3ll) October 26, 2025

The violent system that resulted in the tornadoes along the Gulf Coast, as well as power outages in parts of Texas, will actually be the first round of rain across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic that will be a part of a Halloween storm on the East Coast, per FOX Weather.

There’s consensus from the Euro and GFS models showing rain from the Carolinas to the Northeast both Thursday and Friday, though it’s still too early to forecast the exact impacts.

You can read the Daily Caller’s full coverage of the Halloween storm here.