Storm-battered Alabama could see more severe weather - and possible tornadoes - this weekend

BEAUREGARD, Ala. — Lee County authorities on Tuesday released the names of the 23 people killed in Sunday's monstrous tornado while meteorologists warned that another blast of severe weather could roar through the region in coming days.

Rescue and recovery teams picked through the rubble of dozens of homes Tuesday as temperatures dipped in the 20s. The National Weather Service warned the chill could last into Thursday.

When the deep freeze finally lifts, the weekend could bring more dangerous storms. The weather service warned that severe thunderstorms with the potential for "tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail" will be possible across Central Alabama late Saturday into Sunday.

AccuWeather senior meteorologist Tom Kines said a storm system moving into California in coming days will sweep into the Midwest later in the week before reaching the Gulf Coast. It was too early to determine how ferocious the storm will be by then, or exactly where it might hit hardest.

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