Little Rock, Ark. – The parts of the South and Middle West are still hanging from severe storms, hurricanes and killed floods More than a dozen peopleThe predictions are faced with new flood and hurricane warnings that can last for days.
Severe storms passed an area of the country with a population of 2.3 million people from Northeast Texas to Arkansas and Southeast Missouri.
More than 500 roads were closed on Sunday due to floods and mud shifts in Kentucky. Two people were killed, including a 9 -year -old child sweeping at a school bus stop.
Hopkinsville’s city center area, Kentucky – Tennessee, Nashville, Nashville 72 miles (116 kilometers) northwest of a city – was flooded.
The first storm wave killed at least five people in Tennessee on Wednesday and Thursday in Missouri and Indiana.
Tennessee government Bill Lee described the destruction in the province as “tremendous ve, and as the searches continue, it was too early to know if there were more deaths.
In Eastern Arkansas, there was a great destruction in Lake City where houses were flattened and cars were turned and thrown into trees.
Hurricane epidemic has been given more than 300 hurricane warnings by the National Weather Service since its early on Wednesday, and followed the flash flood warnings in Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennesse on a night in Alabama and Mississippi. Number of Tornado Warnings, Published The deadly epidemic of last month Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri and other states.
All hurricane warnings do not contain a real hurricane and have yet to be powered by the current epidemic to know how many people have been produced.
Severe weather also caused travel headaches.
According to Flightware.com, which reported 74 cancellation and delay of US flights at the beginning of the market, hundreds of flights were canceled and more than 6,400 flights were delayed. Flood also led to other places to close the road in Kentucky and South Illinois.
At a time when approximately half of the National Weather Service’s estimation offices have a gap rate of 20%, twice the decades – severe weather obtained data By Associated Press.
Estimators associated severe air to hot temperatures, an unstable atmosphere, strong wind cutting and plenty of moisture from the Gulf.
National Weather Service, for a period of four days, an outpatient (30 centimeters) more than rain, which can rain more than a long -term Tufan, “One generation is an event once again,” he said.
Special estimation company Accuweather, Northeast Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, Southern Illinois, Western Kentucky and Northwest Tennessee should be prepared for a disaster risk of flash floods, he said.
“This is a rare and dangerous atmospheric installation, Ack said Accuweather Baş Meteorologist Jonathan Porter.
Estimators also warned great cuts in shipping and supply chains. For example, the transport giant Fedex has a large facility in the field of danger in Memphis Tennessee. Mavna transportation in the Mississippi River can also be affected.
Water recovery teams and sandbags were established throughout the region with flood expectations, and the authorities warned people to take the rising water threat seriously and not to pass through the water.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said floods have reached record levels in many societies.
On Sunday, the social media platform X said, “Kentuckans and communities were influenced throughout the province and teams work 24 hours to support them”.
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Associated Press writers Selmer, George Walker IV in Tennessee; Ohio, John Seewer in Toledo; Jeff Martin in Atlanta; Memphis, Adrian Sainz in Tennessee; Jonathan Mattise in Seth Borentein in Washington; Shelbyville, Bruce Schreiner in Kentucky; And Sophia Tareen in Chicago contributed.
