At least 39 people have died at a powerful storm of the Central and South America over the weekends, dust storms, and a powerful storm system of wild fire.
Weakened but still unpredictable weather systems, which caused extensive destruction, were displaced by hundreds of their homes and broke into society, on Monday, in the southern and the Middle-Atlantic region of the United States.
The system appeared to be calm, yet he continued to threaten storms, hail, harmful winds and storms. The respective reserves warned by the dangerous or S to warn from Florida to New Jersey, while torrential rains were threatened in New York and New England.
The American National Weather Service on Monday issued the Tornedo Watch for North Carolina and parts of Virginia. The residents of the winds of the Wind reached 70mph (113 km/h) and the size of the ping pong ball was hail.
‘High risk’ “and amazing damage
Meteorologists announced a rare “high-joke” program on Friday. Such an extreme weather in March is not uncommon, but this system did extraordinary damage in the widespread area.
In the Mississippi, Tyelrtown, the entire neighborhood was destroyed because the storms broke the trees and distracted houses in the storm. Governor Tet Rews confirmed that six people were killed and more than 200 residents were displaced.
The wind-driven wild fire broke out by some parts of Texas and Oklahoma. Officers Authorities reported that around 400 houses were damaged or destroyed by 130 fire in Oklahoma. Governor Kevin Stew said two people were killed in the state due to fire and extreme weather.
The demolition continued in Texas, where the wildfire forced empty empty parts. Dust storm-related vehicle was reported to have been reported to have died due to an accident.
In the cans, the lack of visibility caused a multi-handed pileup. Eight people were killed in a collision of at least 50 vehicles.
The communities caught after the storm
Three people, including an 82 -year -old woman, were killed in a storm, across the Central Alabama. In the Troy, the local entertainment center working as a shelter was damaged overnight and forced the residents to find alternative residence.
In Arkansas, which was severely hit, Governor Sarah Hakbi Sanders confirmed three deaths and motivated to deploy the National Guard Army to help rescue and recovery efforts.
President Donald Trump said that the White House was keeping an eye on the storms and the state and local authorities will help the Recover.
While the storm system was moving to the northeast, the residents of the affected states remained high. After the most serious weather event of the year, emergency services and volunteers worked hard to evaluate the loss and help the communities.