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US Tornadoes Death Toll Reaches 29; 400,000 Homes Lose Electricity - Vimarsana News

US Tornadoes Death Toll Reaches 29; 400,000 Homes Lose Electricity

According to officials, the death toll from a significant storm system that struck the south-central and eastern United States with destructive winds and tornadoes increased to at least 29 by Sunday.

Source: hngn.com
Death toll reaches 20 as tornadoes rip through eastern US - Vimarsana News

Death toll reaches 20 as tornadoes rip through eastern US

The National Weather Service on Saturday warned of thunderstorms moving across the eastern third of the United States, likely resulting in power outages and downed trees from winds with gusts over 60 mph

US hit by massive tornadoes, 21 killed, several injured - Vimarsana News

US hit by massive tornadoes, 21 killed, several injured

A strom dropped dozens of tornadoes that killed at least 21 people.

Arkansas town basically 'cut in half' as tornadoes kill 26 in US South and Midwest - Vimarsana News

Arkansas town basically 'cut in half' as tornadoes kill 26 in US South and Midwest

US South and Midwest, torn apart by devastating tornadoes over the weekend, are picking up the pieces on Sunday after the storms left at least 26 people dead. Meanwhile, the Southern Plains are preparing to battle another round of severe storms later today. Over 50 tornadoes ripped apart several regions in seven states, wreaking unprecedented destruction, with houses and businesses crushed, building without roofs and vehicles scattered. 

U.S. hardest hit in the world by weather catastrophes. What's happening? - Vimarsana News

U.S. hardest hit in the world by weather catastrophes. What's happening?

Several experts blame geography for the U.S. getting hit by stronger, costlier, more varied and frequent extreme weather than anywhere on the planet.

Source: q107.com