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2011年4月14日星期四

Severe weather of the Plains, Deep South

"Miracle dog" survives tornadoA system powerful storm is forming in the central plains regionThunderstorms and violent tornadoes are possible in the ThursdaySevere Centre of Plains weather will move through the deep South, Friday and Saturday

(CNN) - an epidemic significant tornado could be in store for the regions of southern and Central Plains, and the deep South, through a system powerful storm intensifying over the middle of the country.

This system set the stage for severe weather in the coming days, according to meteorologist CNN Sean Morris.

Storms are expected to prepare along the corridor 35 in central Oklahoma and become severe late Thursday afternoon.

There will be widespread rain and thundersorms in southeastern Kansas and Eastern Oklahoma and violent tornadoes are possible, according to the National Weather Service. The storms will be also capable of producing large hail and damaging straight-line winds.

The threat of the tornado will recede Plains Friday afternoon, even though it grows in the deep South. Twisters is a title in the North of the Mississippi and Alabama and central Tennessee on Friday afternoon.

The storm system will move forward in Georgia and the Carolinas night Friday and Saturday morning. Forecasts, says the main threat will be damaging thunderstorm winds, but there will also be the possibility of isolated tornadoes.

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2011年4月5日星期二

Storms pummel South

Tornado and storms hit southern statesAt at least five people are killed in the storms147, 000 are without power in extreme weather GeorgiaThe will continue early Tuesday morningDo that you have photos or video of severe storms? Display them on CNN iReport

(CNN) - severe storms which struck a large part of the South Monday evening left at least five people dead across three States, officials said.

Local authorities reported one death in Mississippi, three Georgia and one in Tennessee.

Violent winds bat pounding rain also upside-down trees and power lines, knocking electricity in some regions.

Ellis Stuart, corner with Copiah County, Mississippi, said that the State had a fatal accident when a 20-year-old man was hit by a tree fell on the road.

In the Georgia butts County, the Sheriff's Office reported two deaths - a man and his son - after a tree fell on their apartment building.

In the community of Greston in Dodge County, the Georgia, the emergency management agency said one person was killed and two others were hospitalized.

Memphis (Tennessee), an 87-year-old man died when he came into contact with a power line slaughtered in his court, depending on the provider of power light of Memphis, gas and water.

The National Weather Service said that he has received about 600 reports of high winds throughout Southeast Monday, 19 suspected cases damage related to the Tornado and 72 reports of hail.

Reports of clouds poured into the Office of the weather service of Sumner County, Tennessee, CNN affiliate WZTV reported.

"He obtained if wrong, I grabbed my son (and) to him in the closet," resident Chuck Carter told the station. "" "". Always go us to the closet where we believe it is a tornado in the area. ?

To the South of Kentucky, a line of trees uprooted dotted roads damaged. No injuries were reported, however.

Melvin Pendley wondered how to repair his house, which had its roof away.

"The limits are reduced in the bedroom and a half the living room," he said affiliate CNN WBKO. "Half of the Interior is still well now." With all this rain, we don't know what will happen now. ?

In Georgia, assommé storms power of 147 000 customers in the State of Minnesota, Georgia Power, said Tuesday morning.

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