Due to the hurricanes affecting the midwestern and southern states of the USA, 18 people have died so far, and many have been injured. In areas where tornadoes and severe hurricanes were effective, homes and businesses were damaged to an extent that they could not be used, trees and electricity poles were destroyed, while a state of emergency was declared in some states.
The midwestern and southern states of the United States are affected by the hurricane.The National Weather Service said last night that more than 57 tornadoes have been reported in the past 24 hours over a wide area covering 8 states, including Arkansas, Mississippi, Iowa, Tennessee, Illinois and Wisconsin.It was reported that a total of 18 people died due to the tornadoes, including 7 in Tennessee, 5 in Arkansas, 3 in Indiana, and one person each in Illinois, Mississippi and Alabama.Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders declared a state of emergency in the area amid severe storm warnings.Meteorology officials shared the information that the tornado experienced in Little Rock was in the EF3 class at the most severe level, and the speed of the storm reached up to 265 kilometers per hour on a road of about 40 kilometers.It was noted that in areas where tornadoes and severe storms were effective, houses and workplaces were damaged beyond use, trees and electricity poles were destroyed.One person died and dozens were injured as a result of the collapse of the roof of the indoor concert hall, which had about 260 people, due to the storm in the state of Illinois, USA.In the statement made by the fire department, it was reported that 28 people were taken to the hospital and 5 people were seriously injured.The National Weather Service has issued storm warnings for the states of Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.According to the «PowerOutage.US» site that tracks power outages in the country, about 530,000 households were left without power in parts of the US affected by the storms, including more than 200,000 in Ohio.In the US states of Mississippi and Alabama, 26 people died in tornadoes that occurred on March 25.
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At least 18 people have died and many more have been injured due to hurricanes affecting the midwestern and southern states of the USA. Severe tornadoes have caused damage to homes and businesses, destroyed trees and electricity poles, and left many without power. A state of emergency has been declared in some states. The National Weather Service has issued storm warnings for several states, including Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. This is the second round of severe tornadoes to hit the region in less than a week, with 26 people dying in Mississippi and Alabama on March 25.
