Heavy rains occurred in the central part of the United States, causing many emergency situations associated with sudden flooding.
In the United States, at least 16 deaths associated with bad weather have been recorded since the beginning of the storms, ten of them have registered with Tennessee. This is reported independent.
As you know, heavy rains occurred in the central part of the United States, causing many emergency situations associated with sudden flooding, to territory from Texas to Ohio.
The National Meteorological Service (NWS) has warned the possibility of flooding of structures, roads, bridges and other critical infrastructure facilities in repairs to many states.
It was mentioned in the state of Missouri, a 57-year-old man, whose vehicle was washed from the road, died Friday. In Kentukki, the flood claimed the lives of two people, including a nine -year -old boy. Also on Saturday, a five -year -old Arkansas child died.
In Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentukki on Saturday there were warnings about the emergency due to flooding and tornado, which added heavy rainfall and destructive winds. In Kentukki, hundreds of roads are uncontrollable due to flood water, fallen trees, landslides.
In the northern part of the state, the mandatory evacuation from the city of Falmouth was announced, where 2000 lived.
The railroad bridge faded into mammoth-springs with flood water, which led to many wagons from the railroad. No reports of the victims.
Earlier it was reported that a catastrophic tornado had infiltrated the United States: there were dead and victims.
Remember, recently, a huge -scale storm and a series of strong tornadoes that hit the United States, which led to significant destruction and death of twelve people.
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