Severe Storms

US Storms Kill 16 Amid Political Outrage and Blame

Severe storms and record rainfall across the central and southern US have caused widespread flooding and devastation, leading to at least 17 deaths and numerous evacuations in Kentucky. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency as rivers, including the Kentucky River and Ohio River, reach historic high levels, prompting mandatory evacuations in several cities and impacting water treatment facilities. A curfew was implemented in Frankfort to ensure public safety amidst the flooding, while rescues are underway in multiple areas. The ongoing threat of severe weather and potential for further flooding remains a major concern for millions.

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Devastating US Storm Kills 16 Amidst Tornado, Fire Threats

Severe storms caused widespread devastation across the U.S., resulting in at least 17 deaths and significant property damage. Missouri was hardest hit, with at least 11 fatalities and numerous injuries from tornadoes that destroyed homes. Arkansas also reported three deaths and numerous injuries, prompting states of emergency declarations in both Arkansas and Georgia. The storms further ignited more than 130 wildfires in Oklahoma, resulting in widespread destruction, and caused power outages across several states.

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