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    Deadly storms, floods and tornadoes hit the US South

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    Deadly storms, floods and tornadoes hit the US South Empty Deadly storms, floods and tornadoes hit the US South

    Post by Lobo Tue 03 Jan 2017, 6:11 pm

    Deadly storms, floods and tornadoes hit the US South



    Posted by TW on January 03, 2017 

    Deadly storms, floods and tornadoes hit the US South Purvis-mississippi-tornado-damage-january-2-2016



    Tens of thousands of people have lost power as severe weather rolled through the southern United States and turned deadly on Monday, January 2, 2017. As of early January 3 (UTC), at least 5 people have lost their lives. Authorities fear the death toll will rise and urge people to pay attention to the warnings and act accordingly.
    A low pressure system brought severe thunderstorms to parts of the South on Monday, spinning off several tornadoes, flooding widespread areas and leaving more than 100 000 people without power.
    The first line of storms storm hit parts of Texas around 05:00 local time, downing power lines, dropping small hail and sparking at least one house fire. At least 18 000 were without power. The second line of storms rolled in with the sunrise causing flash flooding.
    The storms then headed east, causing significant damage to Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Much of the damage was caused by flash flooding after a series of storms soaked the region over the past week. Some regions received up to 180 - 230 mm (7 to 9 inches) of rain in just a couple of days.
    In Louisiana, a possible tornado reportedly damaged several homes in LeCompte. Severe damage was also reported throughout Avoyaleles Parish, including houses that trees fell through and a building that lost its roof. More than 16 000 customers in the state were without power at one point.

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    https://watchers.news/2017/01/03/storm-flood-tornadoes-alabama-mississippi-florida-january-2-2017/

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