the Hurricane threat I moved east to Wadi Al -Mississippi and the south on Saturday, just one day after one of the huge storm wind buildings, and the dirt storms that caused deadly accidents and moved to more than 100 forests in many central states.
Multiple hurricanes were reported in Missouri on Friday. Winds up to 80 miles per hour from the Canadian border were expected to Texas, threatening snowstorm conditions in the northern cold regions and forest fires in the warmer and more dry areas to the south.
Three people were killed on Friday in car accidents during an earthen storm in the province of Amarello, Texas, according to the Ministry of Public Safety at the Ministry of Public Safety. Cindy Barclay. It included one of the accumulations of about 38 cars.
“This is the worst that I have seen at all,” Barclay said. “We could not know that they were all together until dust settled.”
The crews remove the large pine tree from the Glencannon Drive after hitting the harsh weather in Pico Rivera, California, on Thursday, March 13, 2025. (AP)
Officials ordered the evacuation in parts of Oklahoma in more than 130 fires reported throughout the state. Officials said the winds were so strong that many distilmen in tractors had been dropped.
The threat of the harsh storm was expected to continue on the weekend, with a great chance for the destroyed hurricanes and winds on Saturday in the state of Mississippi and Alabama. Heavy rains may lead to a flashing flood in some parts of the East Coast on Sunday.
The national weather service said that at least five hurricanes were reported in Missouri on Friday, including one in the St. Louis region. Officials in St. Louis Province announced the state of emergency.
Many buildings were It was damaged in the stormIncluding a commercial center in Rola, Missouri, and a hurricane was reported in the area on Friday afternoon.
The Storm Prediction Center said that the rapid storms that move can lead to edges and mail the size of the baseball balls, although the biggest threat will be straight winds near or exceeding the power of the hurricane, with potential storms of 100 miles per hour.
The national weather service said that hurricanes were expected on Saturday in parts of the Central Gulf coast and depth south in the Tennessee Valley.
The Storm Prediction Center said parts of Mississippi, including Jackson and Hatsberg, and parts of Alabama, including Birmingham and Tuscalosa, will be in great danger. Severe storms and hurricanes were also possible throughout East Louisiana, West Georgia, Central Tennessee and West Florida, Banhandel.
Mark Nelson, from Wisconsin, is waiting with the tractor trailer after turning it through the strong winds and a possible hurricane on the 44 -west highway in Villa Ridge, Missouri, Friday, March 14, 2025. (AP)
Forest fires in the southern plains He threatened to spread quickly in the face of warm and dry weather and strong winds.
On Friday, the evacuation was requested to some areas in Texas, Akllahoma, Canas, Missouri and New Mexico.
The Texas Forests Department A &MV X said.
About 60 miles to the south, another fire grew to about 3.9 square miles before the crews stopped its progress in the afternoon.
The Ministry of Emergency Management in Oklahoma activated its emergency operations center in response to many fast fires that led to a evacuation in the western town of Lady.
The National Weather Service said that very dangerous fires were seen northeast of Oklahoma City, near Steluter. Officials issued the mandatory evacuation orders that included homes, hotels and Walmart.
Hashim burns at night on Friday, March 14, 2025, south of Langiston, Oklahoma. (AP)
Officials urged people in some areas of Camden Province in Central Missouri to evacuate due to forest fires. The state's highway patrol warned that fires were approaching homes and companies.
Nearly 120 miles of 70th highway in West Kansas are temporarily closed over dust and limited vision.
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The high winds also led to the power of more than 216,000 homes and companies in Texas, Aklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri.
The national weather service issued a snowstorm warning to parts of West Minnesota and East Dakota early on Saturday. Snow was expected to accumulate from three to six inches, and even as possible.
The winds of up to 60 miles per hour were predicted to cause smuggling conditions.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
