MISSISIPPI: Several states in the United States, including Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Indiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Tennessee, have been devastated by a series of tornadoes. According to ABC reports, these states have witnessed 40 tornadoes so far, with meteorologists warning that conditions may worsen.
Death Toll Rises as Storms Wreak Havoc
Between Saturday and Sunday, at least 34 people have lost their lives due to the tornado outbreak. Missouri has reported the highest number of casualties, with 12 deaths. The storms have affected nearly 100 million people, and 200,000 homes are without power.
Kansas Dust Storm Triggers Deadly Pileup
In Kansas, a massive dust storm led to a 50-vehicle collision on the highway, resulting in 8 fatalities. Meanwhile, in Mississippi, 6 people have died, and three others remain missing due to the storms.
Winds Reaching 265 km/h Leave Widespread Destruction
Dust storms are sweeping across affected regions at 100 km/h, while Arkansas recorded wind speeds of 265 km/h, causing severe damage to roads and buildings.
Additionally, authorities have issued warnings of snowstorms near the Canadian border and the possibility of wildfires in warmer regions due to dry conditions.
