The South braces for more severe weather in the wake of destructive tornadoes
Summary
Severe weather, including tornadoes, has recently struck parts of the Southern United States, causing injuries and damage. Officials warn that storms with strong winds, hail, and possible tornadoes will continue through the week across several Southern states.Key Facts
- Tornadoes hit Texas, Kentucky, and Arkansas on Tuesday, with at least seven tornadoes confirmed.
- A strong tornado with winds up to 145 mph hit Mineral Wells, Texas, injuring five people and damaging homes.
- Another tornado of lower strength struck Rio Vista, Texas, on Tuesday night.
- The National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm watches for Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.
- Severe weather including damaging winds and hail is expected to continue across the South through the week.
- Some drought-stricken areas in the South may receive 2 to 5 inches of rain by the weekend.
- Temperatures in the South are forecast to be much cooler than usual, with lows in the 40s and 50s.
- Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected along the East Coast from the Mid-Atlantic to New England later this week.
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