The 9 -year -old floods are overwhelmed when the central storms overcame us

A 9 -year -old boy was washed away in Kentucky Flood Water on Friday, and he is one of at least nine people who die in a series of dramatic storms that still hit the United States.

The strong winds and heavy rains in the United States, including Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky, continued on Saturday, delaying the recovery efforts.

The predictors of the national weather service said they expect “potential” rainfall “and swinging in the wide temperature from the center of the United States to the East Coast to Sunday.

According to what was reported, the boy was walking to the school bus station on Friday morning when he was overlooked due to the floods. The Frankfurt Police Department, in Frankfurt, Kentucky, confirmed that it had recovered his body after about two hours.

“We are very sad about this horrific tragedy that killed one of our students,” Mark Cope said at a press conference on Friday.

Kentucky Governor Andy Bishir described the boy’s death as “an unimaginable loss.” He also confirmed another death – from an adult – in Kentucky on Saturday.

“We need everyone to understand that all water is a threat at the present time. Let’s do everything possible to keep our loved ones safe,” he said in a statement.

Experts of National Air Service Experts said that it was expected to be expected to display severe thunderstorms and sudden floods through a wide range of the United States of the United States that spanned Arkansas and Louisiana to West Pennsylvania until Sunday before the regime weakened and moved to the eastern coast.

As of Saturday noon, more than 162,000 people were without authority in Arkansas, Texas, Missouri and Akllahoma. Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky have already announced the emergency states earlier in the week.

The prophets said that storms on Saturday “make heavy rains of catastrophic, and it is likely to be historic, with some sites, you will likely see the amounts of rain up to 10-20 (inch) when everything is said and done.”

The predictors said that even when the rain stops, the swollen rivers will continue to be at risk. The changes in pressure and strong winds put the area from East Texas to West Tennessee at risk of strengthening hurricanes.

It was a Week for the weather in the area. Dozens of hurricanes have been reported and hundreds of provinces spent days under the storm warnings since Wednesday.

Other deaths included a man and his teenage daughter in Tennessee, and a 68 -year -old man in Missouri, who stopped the help of a way that was triggered.

The same area was wounded by hurricanes, forest fires and dirt storms that killed 40 and The “amazing” left in March.