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Storms injure several in Georgia, cause damage in Alabama

A tree is down on a mobile home in the Pike Road Village community in Pike Road, Ala., Thursday, April 7, 2016, after a storm. Strong storms rolled through central Alabama on Wednesday night and Thursday morning leaving damage in their wake.
A tree is down on a mobile home in the Pike Road Village community in Pike Road, Ala., Thursday, April 7, 2016, after a storm. Strong storms rolled through central Alabama on Wednesday night and Thursday morning leaving damage in their wake. A tree is down on a mobile home in the Pike Road Village community in Pike Road, Ala., Thursday, April 7, 2016, after a storm. Strong storms rolled through central Alabama on Wednesday night and Thursday morning leaving damage in their wake.

ATLANTA – Severe weather rolled through Alabama, Georgia and Florida overnight with a suspected tornado injuring several people in southwest Georgia, authorities said Thursday.

Two people were seriously injured when a trailer home was destroyed in Dickey, in Calhoun County, National Weather Service meteorologist Jeff Fournier said. They had to be taken to a hospital but were conscious.

He said several other people received less serious injuries when trailer homes were overturned in Edison, also in Calhoun County.

A number of trees and power lines also were down in the area after the storm swept through.

It’s almost certain that the damage was caused by a tornado, Fournier said. The weather service hoped to send a storm team to the area later Thursday to investigate.