Monster storm, tornadoes and fire hazards in the United States, killing at least five people – national

City of Oklahoma

As in Saturday morning, the most deadly Missouri, officials, the authorities were expressed by twisters, which resulted in at least 10 deaths. Missouri State Highway Patrol also said that many people were injured.

In the deaths, a person was killed after a tornado, his house

“It was not known as a house. Just a garbage area,” said Coroner Jim Jim Aker, explained the scene that meets the scene, which meets the savior. “The floor was upside down. We walked on the walls.”

Rescuers were able to save a woman at home.

The authorities in Arkansas have died in the center of independence on Saturday morning and 29 people were injured in eight districts as they passed a night.

“We have first reacts to eliminate and help injuries from tornadoes last night,” Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders X. “For each of the effective communities, I left our disaster recovery fund from our disaster recovery fund to present resources for this operation.”

Meanwhile, officials, officials, Texas Panhandle’de Amarillo’da dust storm in car accidents in car crashes, he said.

Deaths come as a massive storm system such as winds that cause fatal powder storms and moving throughout the country that occur in more than 100 wildfires.

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Excessive weather conditions – hurricane forecast to influence more than 100 million people, including power winds. 80 MPH (130 kf), 80 mph (130 km) from the Canadian border in the southern regions of the southern regions of the winds in the wildlands in the wildlands in the south.

Some Oklahoma communities were ordered to evacuations, because there are more than 130 fires in the state. State Patrol said the winds were so strong that several tractor trailers.

“It’s terrible here,” he said, “West Oklahoma” West Oklahoma 48 meters (14.6 meters), 48 meters (14.6 meters) a truck driver Charles Daniel. “There are many sand and dirt in the air. I do not push him more than 55 mph. If I do it, it will blow.”

Experts say that it is not unusual to see such a weather limit in March.

“It is unique, its great size and intensity,” said Billing Billing, the Norman Norman Norman, Oklahoma Storm Forecast Center. “And so what to do is to really have a really important effect on a large area.”

Tornadoes, the storms came out of the Amid

The storm forecasting center can come from flat-moving storms, twistballs and full of storms, the biggest threat, 100 miles (160 kf), the hurricane forces can come from the winds or straight line winds.

Mississippi’s parts, including Alabama, including Alabama and Tuscaloosa, including center, Jackson and Hattiesburg and Alamingham and Tuscaloosa, are highly risky. Severe storms and tornadoes were also possible along the Panhandle of the Panhandle of East Louisiana, Western Georgia, Central Tennessee and Western Florida.

Wild fires are broken in dry, imperfect conditions

In the southern plains, wild fires will spread rapidly between hot, dry weather conditions and strong winds and were ordered on Friday for evacuations, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and New Mexico.

A square mile from the northeast of Amarillo (about 2 square kilometers), Texas A & M University Forest Service, Texas A & M University Forest Service, Texas (about 2 square kilometers), Texas (about 2 square kilometers), Texas A & M University Forest Service, Texas A & M University Forest Service, Texas A & M University Forest Service stopped advanced on Thursday.

Southern (90 kilometers), about 60 miles (90 kilometers), another fire, increased by about 3.9 square miles (10 square kilometers) in the afternoon.

High winds, as well as Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Illinoise, Illinois, Illinoise, Illinois and Indiana demolished the strength of more than 260,000.

Blizzard Warnings in the Company Plains

The National Weather Service gave Blizzard warnings for the far West Minnesota and the Far East South Dakota, which began on Saturday. Snow dials are possible with 3 to 6 inches (7.6 to 15.2 centimeters), with a foot (up to 30 centimeters).

Winds with 60 mph (97 km) were expected to cause a lury.

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