Deadly cyclones: These sectors are still at risk

Considerable damage in the Midwest

According to CNN, two people died in Tennessee and one in North Carolina. On Wednesday afternoon, Nashville, Texas, was hit by severe weather that caused significant damage. These are two cyclones Recorded around From the capital of Tennessee. One struck at Robertson, and the other at Maury, near Columbia.

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At the time of writing, step PowerOutage.us, more than 58,000 people were without power in Tennessee and more than 82,000 residents were affected in North Carolina. These two states are most vulnerable to malfunction. Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina are also currently experiencing power outages.

A disturbance moving south

This Thursday, May 9, disturbances are moving south of the country. There is a tornado risk for Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.

Chances of severe thunderstorms are high. The Storm Prediction Center Winds of 75 mph or more are expected over parts of the southern Great Plains in the southeast. Hail of 5 cm or more is possible in the southern Great Plains. Showers and thunderstorms will develop over parts of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas.

It will be necessary to wait until Friday for the system to move off the Atlantic coast, but Florida could feel the effects on Saturday.

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