The storm system threatens up to 70 million people in the midwest as a Tornado notice issued
About 73 million people in Ohio, Mississippi and the Tennessee valleys are currently threatened to tornadoLarge hail, temporals and destructive winds while a storm system fits.
The National Weather Service Storm Predicion Center He felt more weather risks for the areas where the boundaries of Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas are connected. Other cities included in the risk area are: Detroit, Michigan; Indianapolis, Indian; Memphis, Tennessee; Nashville, Tennessee; Chicago, Illinois; Dallas, Texas and Cleveland, Ohio.
“Some of these Tornado may be strong”, the Agency wrote In an update, detecting serious gusts of wind could reach 60 to 70 mph. Tornado’s warnings had been issued in St Louis, Missouri from 14:53 to 15:30 and parts of the Illinois.
According to the areas, dozens of preliminary relationships on the wind and hail have been issued NBC news. In Amber, in Oklahoma, a three -inch hail relationship was issued.
In an update on Sunday morning, the NWS said that very large and significant harmful winds were expected, in particular going to the evening. In addition, the agency felt “heavy downpour” and potential sudden floods while the storms started moving in an organized line.
Storms started moving through the Midwest around 13:00 and should last midnight in Ohio and Tennessee. In another update around 16:00, the Agency said not to expect changes to driving.
In a video message Posted to X.The governor of Kentucky Andy Beshear asked residents to have a meteorological radio or to have a way to be notified in the event of an emergency, since the storms will move while people will sleep.
The state expects further quantities of rain that head to the next week, which means that there may be potential floods.
Severe storms are likely to continue until Monday while moving through the South-East and the Middle Atlantic, hitting 68 million. The hardest time should land in Alabama, Georgia, Virginia and Carolina.
Some of the cities that could be affected are: Raleigh, Northern Carolina; Charlotte, North Carolina; Atlanta, Georgia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Washington, DC and New Orleans, Louisiana. Tornadoes and high -speed winds will still be possible.
