Pacific hurricane systems send tornadoes, flooding to southern, central U.S.
Summary
Pacific hurricane systems caused tornadoes and flash floods in the southern and central United States. These severe weather events led to threats of more thunderstorms in the central U.S. following the initial damage.Key Facts
- Pacific hurricanes triggered tornadoes in the southern and central U.S.
- Flash floods occurred in parts of the central U.S. on Wednesday.
- Threats of thunderstorms remained on Thursday after the floods and tornadoes.
- CBS News provided video reports and weather forecasts about the situation.
- The severe weather affected multiple states across central and southern regions.
- Local news outlets across the U.S. shared updates on the storm impacts.
- Emergency responses were underway due to the floods and tornado damages.
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