Severe weather has caused significant damage across the South and Midwest over the past two days, resulting in multiple deaths and widespread power outages. At least 36 people have been killed in storm-related incidents, with Missouri being the hardest hit state. Governor Mike Kehoe confirmed that one person remains missing in Missouri. In Alabama, a mobile home community and a school were damaged, with no known injuries reported. In Mississippi, storms flattened trees and homes, resulting in six deaths.
Utility companies are working to restore power to over 380,000 customers across the East Coast, South, and Midwest who are without power. The National Weather Service has issued warnings of gusty winds and possible tornadoes in various areas, including the East Coast and West Virginia. A woman in Missouri was tragically killed by suspected electrocution during the storms, just months before her planned wedding.
The National Weather Service has confirmed the presence of tornadoes in various states like Missouri and Arkansas, with more surveys planned in the coming days. Texas has reported 11 new wildfires, adding to the devastation caused by the storms. House Speaker Mike Johnson offered prayers to those affected by the severe weather. As the storm system moves east, residents are advised to stay alert and take shelter if necessary.
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