At least 35 people were killed in an environmental inheritance sweeping the United States

Today, Sunday, population affected by the unusual weather in parts of the United States inspected the damage caused by destructive hurricanes, strong winds, and dirt storms that have destroyed the vision that destroyed other homes and facilities, and killed at least 35 people.
The meteorological expert at the National Meteorological Authority, Cody Senil, said that the warnings of hurricanes are still in effect on Sunday morning in parts of the states of Carolina, East Georgia and North Florida.

Harve weather

Sinil stated that the main threat will be the destroyed wind, but there is a possibility of more hurricanes.
Sinil added: “With the passage of today, there is still a possibility of a harsh weather that extends, for example, from the upper regions of the Ohio Valley and Western Pennsylvania to the rest of the Central Atlantic and southeastern regions, where this cold wave is still moving across the country, and will not leave the eastern coast before late night.”