Devastating Storms and Flooding Ravage US South and Midwest

Severe storms and flooding have wreaked havoc across the South and Midwest of the United States, leaving at least 16 people dead and causing widespread destruction. The affected states include Kentucky, West Virginia, Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee, where torrential rains and tornadoes have led to peak flooding conditions.

According to CNN, the storms have caused significant damage to infrastructure, with roads and bridges washed out and homes inundated. The National Weather Service has issued multiple flood warnings, urging residents to take precautionary measures and evacuate if necessary.

The Weather Channel reported that the flooding has been particularly severe in Kentucky and West Virginia, where rivers have overflowed their banks, leading to emergency rescues and the displacement of hundreds of residents. In Arkansas and Missouri, tornadoes have added to the chaos, flattening buildings and uprooting trees.

The New York Times highlighted the ongoing efforts of emergency services to manage the crisis, with teams working around the clock to rescue stranded individuals and provide aid to affected communities. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed, but the impact on the region is expected to be long-lasting.

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• Missouri
• West Virginia

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