Tornado Watch continues where fatal American storms claim at least 35 people Weather news

There are more storms possible as the cold front moves across the United States, while hurricane hours remain across the southeast of the country.

Parts of the United States were still under the Tornado watch, and the population wip the comprehensive damage, as fatal storms killed at least 35 people in six states during the weekend.

The National Weather Meteorological World Cody Senil said that the hurricane hours remained on Sunday morning for parts of Carolinas, Eastern Georgia and North Florida. He said the main threat would be harmful winds, but there is still a possibility of more hurricanes.

Sinil said: “With the passage of today, there is still a possibility of harsh weather from the Oyeo Alawi Valley and Billy, west of Pennsylvania, in the rest of the Atlantic and the southeast, where we have this cold front that is still moving throughout the country, and will not wipe the eastern coast until later tonight.”

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The dynamic storm gained an unusual “high -risk” designation from the weather. However, experts said it is not unusual to see such normal conditions in March.

At least 150,000 consumers have no power in the affected large area, according to Poweroutage.com.

Missouri reported the largest number of deaths: 12 deaths that extend on five provinces, the state’s highway patrol was published on X.

Ruby Mairez, director of the emergency department in Bater Province in Missouri, told reporters that more than 500 homes, church and grocery store had been destroyed in the province. He said that the mobile home park “was completely destroyed.”

“Everything around him is really bad. It was a trailer park on the death street. So, I mean, we have nothing compared to anything like that. I still have a house. Rick Britingham, a Missouri resident, told Reuters from Bater Province,” They don’t do it. “

Mississippi Tate Reeves reported to X that six deaths in the state – one in Kovington Province, two in Jefferson Davis and three in the province of Wallaw.

According to preliminary assessments, 29 people were wounded at the state level and 21 provinces who were damaged in storms.

In Arkansas, three deaths occurred, according to the state’s Ministry of Emergency Management, adding that there are 32 injuries.

Eight deaths were confirmed in a collision that included more than 50 cars in Shermann County in Kansas, due to a severe dust storm, according to the Paral Road patrol in Kansas in a statement. Several injured travelers have been transferred to local hospitals.

At least three people were killed in the center of Alabama when multiple hurricanes were swept throughout the state. One of those who killed a 82 -year -old woman was in a manufactured house that was destroyed by regional departments, said Michael Grantom on Sunday.

The incidents caused by dust storms near Amarilo, Texas, led to three deaths, according to the Ministry of Public Safety in the state.