On Thursday night, a potential storm was damaged by communities near Tennessee, near Tennessee, and unknown deaths and injuries.
Morgan County Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency said in a Description On its Facebook page, a “potential storm” occurred at 8am and 27 minutes in the deer Lodge and in the Sanbright areas, 60 miles west of Nix Wil.
The agency said it resulted in “severe damage to the property, injuries and loss of life”, but it did not provide any details about the number of casualties and the nature of any injury.
According to Powers.com, more than 2,700 energy users were without electricity by 5:30 am, and phone and internet connections were affected.
The statement said that “local, county, and state first respondents, with numerous agencies and emergency officials of circle powers, are active in evaluating search and rescue works and individual safety.” The statement added that more than 100 staff are working to help the needy, and the people are urged to avoid areas affected.
Captain Stacey Hydeley, with Tennessee Highway Patrol, said in a video on Facebook that state soldiers are helping Morgan County find “any such people lost” and if necessary, other parts of the state respond to Were available to give.
Storm warns were issued in eastern Tennessee on Thursday night, when storms were turned in the region. Footage Combined with tacotok Storm sirens and police sirens were shown in the sewer Will east of Naxwal.
WBIR of NBC Nicks Will Show photos of Flash Floods in Knox Will and reported from a church in Fountain City, where a tree fell from the roof when a young group was participating in a Bible study in the basement. No one was reported injured.
The WBIR showed footage of large, horizontal rainfall and hail stones from coins.
Morgan County has set up an emergency operation center and has additional facilities, including the Wartburgh Central High School.
Elsewhere, a hurricane was confirmed by national weather services in South Central Kentucky on Thursday, with a wind speed up to 95 miles per hour, causing widespread damage to Heart County an hour south of Louis Will However, no one is reported to be injured.
Most of the lower 48 states in the last week have been experiencing some forms of severe winter weather, including a widespread thick coating of snow last week, 100 million under alerts and warnings on Wednesday More than people.
