More than 12 people, including 11 Missouri, died, and the deadly tornado torn several states and then flipped the car and flattened the house.
Other deaths occurred in Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas, where three people died of a car accident during the fierce dust storm.
According to PowerOutage.Us, more than 200,000 people have no power in five states: Missouri, Illinoi, Indiana, Texas and Arkansas.
On Saturdays, more severe weather was on the horizon in many areas in the area, and a tornado clock was issued in the central Mississippi and Louisiana eastern Tennessee.
The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of “many intense violent long -range tornadoes” in the region and called it “especially dangerous.” x.
“If you live in this area, reach the most solid structure that can be approached until the storm passes.”
Flash floods and flood warnings were also published with severe weather in the southeastern part of the same three states and Alabama and Arkansas.
On Saturday morning, a tornado warning (the highest -level threat) was also issued in central Mississippi.
Residents were warned of “cover now,” and warned of flying debris.
After the tornado was swept on Friday, the Missouri Expressway Patrol said in a statement on X that “patrols and local agencies are trying to help people need and evaluate the damage.”
According to the BBC’s US partner, CBS News, in Texas and Oklahoma, more than 100 destructive storms have reached over 100 forest fires, overturning several semi -trailer trucks.
According to the Oklahoma Forestry Service, one of the fire, known as 840 degrees, has already burned 27,500 acres and contains 0%. The agency issued a “timely” warning for the fan handle to signal an extreme fire risk.
2025-03-15 17:16:00
