Eleven people are dead in Missouri, and Arkansas proclaims a state of emergency after three killed.
At least 17 people died in violent storms and tornadoes in parts of the United States, according to local officials.
“Patrol and local agencies continue the incident surgery at several locations,” the state highway statement in Missouri states on Saturday, saying that at least 11 people were killed overnight in the Middle West country.
Tornado aftermath update – March 15 – 10:30
An additional victim of the storm injured in Ozark District passed away early this morning. Currently confirmed reports are 11 deaths:
▪️ Three deaths, Ozark district
▪️ One mortality, Butler district
▪️ Six deaths, Wayne County
▪️ One… pic.twitter.com/zyJyys6stzl– MSHP General HQ (@MSHPTROOPEGHQ) March 15, 2025
Death involved a man who was killed when Tornado separated his home. “It was unrecognizable as a home. Only a field of debris,” said the coroner Butler Jim Akers, describing the scene that faced the rescuers when they arrived. “The floor was upside down. We walked on the walls.”
Highway patrols reported on treated trees and transmission lines, as well as damage to residential and commercial buildings after some areas strongly influenced by “tornadoes, thunderstorms and a great hail”.
In the neighboring state of Arkansas, officials said three people died and 29 were injured in Storms. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has declared a state of emergency.
I declared an emergency in response to last night’s strong storms and tornadoes.
We will continue to do everything possible to help the affected communities. https://t.co/rjcwzzk7zm
– Sarah Huckabee Sanders (@Sarahhugabee) March 15, 2025
“We have teams who have been examining the damage from last night’s tornadoes and we had the first answers on the field,” Huckabee Sanders said in a statement. “In the meantime, I just published $ 250,000 from our disaster recovery fund to provide resources for this surgery for each of the affected communities.”
On Friday, the authorities said three people were killed in a car accident during a dust storm in Amarill in Texas Panhandle.
The huge storm system moving all over the country released the winds that started storms from dust and forbidden more than 100 fires.
It is predicted that extreme time, and the winds of hurricanes will also go into an area where more than 100 million people are located. The winds that blew up to 130 kilometers per hour (80 miles per hour) are scheduled from the Canadian border to Texas, threatening the conditions of Blizzard in the cooler northern areas and the risks of fire in the warmer, dry areas in the south.
Evacuation has been ordered in some communities in Oklahoma, as more than 130 fires have been reported throughout the country. Highway patrols in Oklahoma said the winds were so powerful that they demolished several tractor trailers. The governor of the state said the fires were damaged or destroyed by more than 200 homes.
