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There is a threat of tornado in Mississippi Valley, icy storm in northern plans and wildfire in Texas-Oclahoma. More than 100 million people can be affected.
“Nature's havoc on America! Tornado, icy storm and fire fire, will be ready to create havoc!
Highlights
- The threat of havoc from a huge stormy system in America.
- More than 100 million people can be affected.
- The risk of wildfire in Texas-Oclahoma at its peak.
Washington: A huge stormy system in America is ready to cause havoc. On Friday, there is a threat of tornado at Mississippi Valley, icy storm at northern plans and wildfire in Texas-Oclahoma. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), more than 100 million people can be affected by this horrific storm. Meteorologists have warned that strong winds may blow at a speed of 80 mph (about 130 km/h) from Canadian border to Texas. In some places this speed can reach 100 mph (160 km/h). Due to this storm on Thursday, flood -like conditions in Eastern Los Angeles had become. On Friday, the storm brought heavy rain on the Central Coast in California.
Torneado's risk is the highest
According to the Storm Prediction Center, on Friday, Illinois, Iowa, Kentki, Tennessi, Missouri, Arkansas and Mississippi may have a tornado with strong winds. Hail can also fall with torneado, whose size can be as large as baseball. Experts say that this dangerous situation on Saturday can be even more serious.
New Orleans and Birmingham are the highest threat to Turnedado in parts of Alabama. Alabama Governor Kai Ivy has already declared an emergency in the state. Bill Bunting of Storm Prediction Center said, “We are afraid that destructive tornado may be seen in the southern states by the end of this week.”
Somewhere there is a fire and snow storm!
Dakota and icy storm in Minnesota
There is a possibility of tremendous snowfall in Northern Dakota, Southern Dakota and Minnesota. Heavy snowfall can make the journey extremely dangerous with winds moving at a speed of 60 mph. Since Thursday, a warning of icy storm was going on in the mountainous areas of Arizona and Utah. Parts of the I-40 highway in North Arizona have been completely closed.
Wildfire threat in Texas and Oklahoma
Due to hot and dry weather, the danger of wildfire in Texas and Oklahoma has reached a peak. In some areas, strong winds of 45 mph (about 72 km/h) are blowing in some areas, which can spread the fire rapidly. The Meteorological Department said that there is a “highly probable” fire in Northern Texas, Oklahoma and parts of southeastern Kansas. Burn ban (prohibition on burning fire) is already applicable in more than half of the 245 in Texas.
Sandy storm shown on the road
Randle Hargart, a Meteorological Department -based Meteorological Department, New Mexico, said, “This can be the most dangerous dust storm of this year.” Roads in Lubock, Texas were dust. The Meteorological Department gave strict instructions to the passengers that if they get stuck in this dusty storm, then hold the steering of the car firmly and avoid the falling trees and electric lines.
