At least 33 people were killed and dozens were injured when a storm and violent storm occurred in the Central United States, as predictions warned that more severe weather was expected on Sunday.
Local news showed that the roofs were bursting from houses and large trucks overturned.
Local police said that Kansas killed eight people, including more than 50 vehicles, causing low mutilation during the “severe dust storm”.
Missouri State Highway Patrol confirmed 12 storm -related deaths and joint images of boats were piled up on each other when the weather was destroyed in Marina.
State police have reported damage to the buildings as well as damage to the buildings, with “storms, thunderstorms and big hail” on some areas.
“It was the most terrifying thing I was ever passing, it was very sharp, our ears were about to explode,” Eliasia Wilson, who was empty of her house in Missouri, told the TV station. Of KSD.
In the south in Mississippi, the state governor said six deaths were reported and three people were missing late on Saturday.
Meanwhile, in Texas, local officials said AFP The four men were killed in dust storms and fire -linked vehicles, which reduced the streets.
In the neighboring state of Arkansas, officials said three people were killed and 29 were injured in the storm.
Governor Sarah Hokkabi Sanders announced an emergency in response, saying he had spoken to President Donald Trump.
Sanders wrote on social media, “He told the people of Arkansas to tell him that he loved him and that he and his administration are here to help what we need here after the last night’s storm.” Platform X.
The National Weather Service (NWS) on Sunday warned about “severe thunderstorms” from Lower Great Leaks to southeast.
He said in his latest prediction bulletin, “Risks associated with these thunderstorms are repeatedly lightning, wind breeze, hail and some storms.”
More storm forecasts
According to the tracking site, Portage.com, at least 250,000 houses and businesses were without electricity in the Central United States early Sunday morning.
Further storms were forecast in the Central Gulf Coast states, including Mississippi and Tennessee.
“Many important storms, some of which may be long track and potentially violent, should continue till this evening Nws Said Saturday.
Storms are roaming the columns of air that touches the earth with clouds of massive chorus thunderstorms.
The central and southern states of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas find the most violent places due to unique geographical and climate conditions.
The name of “Hurricane Eli”, this is the place where large -scale temperature fluctuations are found in the powerful clouds, most of which take place from May to June.
In 2024, 54 people According to the national crisis and environmental administration, the United States died in storm incidents.
