The risk of hurricanes continues … at least 33 dead in the center of the United States

At least 33 people were killed and dozens were injured after hurricanes and storms of vast regions in the central United States were swept, where air meteorology was warned of Ashd weather Sunday.
Local media showed footage that showed the collapse of the bishops of homes and a truck overturning, and 8 people in Kansas spent a traffic accident that included more than 50 cars due to poor visibility during a “severe dust storm”.
High road patrols in the Missouri state confirmed the death of 12 people as a result of storms and published clips of boats that were stretched on each other in the port that destroyed weather conditions.

Outproofing of electricity lines

The state police informed the fall of trees and the interruption of electricity lines, in addition to damage to buildings with some areas being severely affected by “hurricanes, thunderstorms and large colds.”
“It was the most terrifying thing that she had ever passed through, it was very fast, and our ears were about to explode,” Elisha Wilson, who was evacuated from her home in Missouri, said in a statement to the KDK TV station.
To the south in the state of Mississippi, the state governor said that 6 deaths were reported and 3 people missing, Saturday night.

Dirt storms and fires

Meanwhile, the local authorities in Texas told AFP that 4 people were killed in traffic accidents related to dirt storms and fires that have seized the vision on the roads.
In the neighboring state of Arkansu, officials said that three people were killed and 29 were injured in the storm, and the ruling, Sarah Hakabi Sanders, announced the state of emergency, and said she had spoken to President Donald Trump.
National meteorology warned of “severe thunderstorms” from the southern Great Lakes to the southeast on Sunday.

Hurricanes in America

She said in her latest bulletins that “the risks associated with these thunderstorms are frequent lightning and the winds of severe thunderstorms, cold and some hurricanes.”
More hurricanes are expected to blow in the states of the Central Gulf coast, including Mississippi and Tennessee.
In 2024, 54 people died in hurricane incidents in the United States, according to the National Oceanic and Calf Administration.