A powerful storm system left at least 39 people dead over the weekend during the weekend left at least 39 people.
The weakened but still unpredictable time system, which caused widespread destruction, moving hundreds from his homes and breaking communities, moved to the southeast and middle-back region of the US on Monday.
While the system seemed to calm down, he was still bringing thunderstorms, hail, harmful winds and a continuous risk of tornadoes. The forecasts have issued warnings for dangerous winds that extend from Florida to New Jersey, while heavy rain threatened areas across New York and New England.
The US National Meteorological Service issued a Tornado hour early on Monday for parts of North Carolina and Virginia, warning the inhabitants of the wind busts that potentially reached 70mph (113 km/h) and hail size ping pong ball.
The weather ‘high risk’ and stunning losses
The Storm, which began on Friday, meteorologists were declared a rare “high -risk” event. Such extreme time is not uncommon in March, but the system has caused extraordinary damage to the widespread area.
In Tylertown, Mississippi, the entire fourth were left in the ruins as the tornadoes were cracking up the rise of the trees and deleted homes. Governor Dad Reeves confirmed that six people lost their lives and more than 200 inhabitants were displaced.
Wild fires guided by wind were going through parts of Texas and Oklahoma. Authorities reported that 130 fires were recorded only in Oklahoma, damaging or destroying nearly 400 homes. Governor Kevin Stitt said two people were killed in the country for fires and extreme times.
The devastation continued in Texas, where the fires forced the evacuation. Three deaths were recorded due to the collision of vehicles associated with dust.
In Kansas, the lack of visibility caused a bunch of more vehicles. In the collision, eight people involved at least 50 vehicles were killed.
Communities fight with a tornado after
Throughout the central Alabama Tornado, three people, including an 82-year-old woman, were killed, as they passed the whole country. In Troy is a local recreational center that acts as a shelter damaged overnight, forcing residents to seek alternative accommodation.
In Arkansas, who was also severely affected, governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders confirmed three deaths, which prompted the schedule of the National Guard troops to help with the efforts to rescue and recovery.
President Donald Trump said the White House was following Storms and would help state and local officials in recovery.
As the storm system continued to move northeast, residents through the affected states remained on high readiness. Emergency service and volunteers have tirelessly worked to assess damage and help communities after one of the most difficult time events of the year.
