At least 33 dead in the United States for storms unleashed after the passage of multiple tornadoes by several states

At least 33 people died And dozens were injured in the last hours as a result of the storms unleashed after the passage of several tornadoes that have devastated several states in the center of the United States.

Local media showed roofs torn and large trucks overturned in the region while experts predict the arrival of more tornadoes this weekend.

Eight people died in the state of Kansas In an accident that involved more than 50 cars, due to poor visibility in a “strong dust storm,” police sources said.

The Patrol road of the state of Measurements He confirmed 12 “Deaths related to storms” and shared images of stacked ships in a destroyed sports port.

In the county of Wayne There were six dead, three in Ozark, where there were also multiple injured, and in Butler, Jefferson and Saint Louis three deaths, one death in each, according to the police.

The State Police reported the fall of trees and electrical cables, as well as damage to residential and commercial buildings, with some areas severely impacted by tornadoes, electric storms and large hail.

“It is the most scary thing I have been through, it was very fast, our ears were about to explode,” said Alicia Wilson, an evacuated resident of her home in Misuri, to the KSDK local television network.

In TexasLocal authorities informed the AFP that four people had died in traffic accidents related to dust storms and fires that considerably reduced visibility on roads.

In the state of ArkansaLocal authorities reported that three people died from these meteorological phenomena and another 29 were injured during the storm. The governor of Arkansas, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, declared the state of emergency and said he had spoken with President Donald Trump.

“He said to tell the people of Arkansas to love them and that he and his administration are here to help with whatever we need after the tornadoes of the previous night,” Sanders wrote in X.

In the neighbor Mississippi Tate Reeves, state governor said that six deaths were reported and that three people were missing.

At least 200,000 homes and businesses throughout the center of the United States were without electricity On Saturday night, according to the Poweroutage.us monitoring site.

Meteorological services predicted more tornadoes on Saturday in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee.

“Several important tornadoes, some may have a long footprint and be potentially violent, must continue at night,” said the National Meteorological Service (NWS).

The states of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, in the center and south of the United States, suffer the most violent tornadoes due to their unique geographical and weather conditions.