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The storm killed the highest number of 12 people in the state of Missouri.
In many states of America, 37 people died of severe storm and tornado (Torneado). According to the report, 40 tornades came on Saturday and Sunday in the US state of Alabama, Mississippi, Luciana, Indiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois and Tennessi.
Missouri had the highest number of 12 deaths. About 50 vehicles collided on the highway due to dust storm in the canns. 8 people died in this. 6 people died in Mississippi.
10 million US population was affected. There was electricity in 2 lakh houses. The storm recorded 265 km/h in Arkansas. The buildings and roads were destroyed.
There was a possibility of icy storms on the Canadian border and forests in hot areas.
Pictures see the destruction of the storm …
10 crore people faced trouble due to the storm.
The National Weather Service says that now the threat of tornado is over.
Many houses were completely destroyed due to the storm in Missouri state.
A man in Missouri’s Tellortown recorded a video of a tornado from inside his house.
Trump said- ready to help the victims
The National Weather Service said that the tornado is almost over. Weather experts say that such seasonal changes are common in March. President Donald Trump said his social media that his government is ready to help the victims.
He posted on Sunday to pray for all the people affected by these terrible storms together!
If the speed of the storm rises, hailstorms of the size of baseball fall
- The American Storm Prediction Center said that if this torneado had not been less than the speed, then there could be many serious threats. Many states were in danger of baseball -sized hailstorm and torneado.
- East Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, West Georgia and Florida were placed on alert of Tornedado. There was a threat to wildfire in Texas, Kansas, Missouri and New Mexico.
- More than two lakh houses had lost electricity due to strong winds in Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinoy, Indiana and Michigan.
- The National Waiter Service issued a warning of icy storm in South Dakota and parts of West Minnesota.
