US President Joe Biden and First Woman Jill Biden will go to Rolling Fork, Mississippi on March 31, every week after it was devastated by a twister that ripped via the southern state, killing not less than 25 individuals.

“The President and the First Woman will go to with first responders, state and native officers, and communities impacted by the devastation from current storms, survey restoration efforts, and reaffirm their dedication to supporting the individuals of Mississippi so long as it takes,” the White Home stated in a press release.

The Nationwide Climate Service gave the twister final Friday — which left a path of havoc greater than 100 miles (160 kilometers) lengthy throughout the state — a ranking of 4 out of 5 on the Enhanced Fujita scale, with ferocious winds of as much as 200 miles (320 kilometers) per hour.

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In a matter of seconds, Rolling Fork — a city of about 2,000 individuals — noticed properties shredded, buildings flattened and vehicles smashed.

Biden on Sunday authorized a federal catastrophe declaration for Mississippi, releasing up help to assist the state get well.

Mississippi’s Republican Governor Tate Reeves thanked Biden on Twitter “for recognizing the size of the injury in Mississippi and shortly approving our catastrophe declaration — a vital step in catastrophe response.”