Storms weave a trail of destruction throughout the United States Weather news

The strong storms system that unleashed destructive hurricanes, dirt storms and forest fires across the center and southern United States during the weekend has left at least 39 people.

The weak weather system has moved but still unpredictable, which caused widespread destruction, which resulted in the displacement of hundreds of their homes and their shattered societies, to the southeastern and medium -southern regions of the United States on Monday.

While the system seemed to have calmed down, it still brought thunderstorms, cold, destroyed winds, and a continued threat of hurricanes. The predictors issued warnings of the dangerous winds from Florida to New Jersey, while heavy rains threaten all over New York and New England.

The US National Weather Service has released the Tornado watch early Monday for parts of North Carolina and Virginia, warning the wind residents, which is likely to reach 70 miles per hour (113 km/h) and stones the size of Ping Pong balls.

Weather “high risk” and amazing losses

The storm front, which started on Friday, was announced, a rare “high -risk” event by meteorological experts. Such a harsh weather is not uncommon in March, but the system caused unusual damage to a large -scale area.

In Telretown, Mississippi, the entire neighborhoods left in a ruin while hurricanes picked up tall trees and cut homes. Governor Tate Reeves confirmed that six people lost their lives and that more than 200 residents were displaced.

Wind -driven forest fires tore parts of Texas and Akllahoma. The authorities stated that 130 fires were recorded through Oklahoma alone, which led to the destruction or destruction of nearly 400 homes. The ruler Kevin State said that two people were killed in the state because of the harsh fires and weather.

The destruction continued in Texas, as forest fires forced evacuation. Three deaths were reported due to vehicle accidents related to the storm.

In Kansas, the lack of vision caused a multi -compound accumulation. Eight people were killed in a collision, which included at least 50 vehicles.

Societies are struggling with Hurricane Hurricane

Throughout the center of Alabama, hurricanes killed three people, including a 82 -year -old woman, where the state was swept. In Troy, a local entertainment center was damaged as a shelter overnight, forcing the residents to search for alternative accommodations.

In Arkansas, who was severely injured, the ruler Sarah Hakabi Sanders confirmed three deaths, which prompted the deployment of the National Guard forces to help rescue and recovery efforts.

President Donald Trump said the White House was watching storms and would help government and local officials recovery.

As the storms system continued to move in the northeast, the population has remained across the affected states on a maximum alert. Emergency services and volunteers worked tirelessly to assess damage and help societies in the wake of one of the most harsh weather events in the year.