Several areas in the Central United States suffered from inclement weather. On March 28, a tornado was raging in Arkansas, and March 27, huge hail has hit the States of Missouri and Oklahoma
Photo: jonesboro.org
Some areas in the Central United States suffered from inclement weather. On March 28, a tornado was raging in Arkansas, and March 27, huge hail has hit the States of Missouri and Oklahoma.
In Arkansas, the direct impact of the tornado came to the city of Jonesboro. As a result of injuries received at least six people. Significant damage inflicted to several buildings, overturned cars. According to CNN, rescuers are searching for possible victims, data on victims at the moment no, reports TASS with reference to CNN.
the Channel The Weather Channel says that a tornado hit the Eastern part of the city. Damaged hangars at a local airport and shopping Mall, most stores where closed because of the epidemic of coronavirus.
Tornadoes have been recorded in other cities of Arkansas, and in Iowa, however, they have not caused significant damage.
In 2020 the victims of the tornado in the US has already started 33. According to the Center for prediction of storms National weather service (SPC), killed 1 person in Texas (10 January), 3 in Louisiana (11 January) 4, Alabama (11 Jan and 6 Feb), 25 in Tennessee (5-7 March). Zand all of last year in the U.S. tornadoes claimed the lives of 41 people.
Tornado and its aftermath in Jonesboro:
STRONG TORNADO IN JONESBORO #arwx @weatherchannel @LiveStormsMedia pic.twitter.com/rU8bhfIWBE
— ArkansasWxWatchers (@Arkwxwatchers) March 28, 2020
Incredible video of the Jonesboro, AR tornado earlier tonight. A bit too risky being that close to a window with a ? just outside ?
pic.twitter.com/Qc86UMOH1p
— Stephen Morgan FOX 26 (@StephenMorganTV) March 29, 2020
SnapMaps can tell you a lot – this is a LOT, damage from Jonesboro tornado that moved through about 30 minutes ago. #arwx pic.twitter.com/6MhaDCfHc4
— Patrick Ellis WLBT (@PatrickEllisWx) March 28, 2020
Devastation in #Jonesboro after a tornado ripped through the town. @KATVNews #arwx
?: Heather Stewart pic.twitter.com/cEnZyYiRAT
— Chris Kane (@KATVChris) March 29, 2020
Just arrived on Caraway. A lot of damage. Working on injuries @Region8News pic.twitter.com/BSPxwrFQtJ
— Jurnee Taylor (@_JurneeTaylor) March 28, 2020
As of March 27, large hail hit Central Missouri and northeast Oklahoma. The size of the hailstones is comparable to that of baseballs. In the localities damaged homes and cars, according to Stormnews.
Missouri:
Central Missouri was rocked last night by the very large hail. These pictures were sent to me by my mom’s student who lives in Jefferson City, MO. pic.twitter.com/hAyY20Wtn0
— Taylor Trogdon (@TTrogdon) March 28, 2020
@KY3StormTeam @KRCG13 @JimCantore @weatherchannel Jefferson City Mo pic.twitter.com/oObxSY8k8O
— Tanner Coleman (@tannerwcoleman) March 28, 2020
When we thought we didn’t have enough going on Mother Nature came to play. Our tahoe now has large ass dents, awesome. #missouri #hail #CoronaLockdown pic.twitter.com/iMVqgeO0mW
— mekay_kay (@mekay_kay) March 28, 2020
Oklahoma:
Huge hail in northeast Oklahoma today. #okwx pic.twitter.com/wlS3p0rBnA
— Vortex Crew (@VortexChasing) March 27, 2020
Lime-sized hail photographed by Grace in Langley, Oklahoma. Thanks to Tammie and Eric Welsh for sharing the report. pic.twitter.com/eN3XmEePPx
— Matthew Cappucci (@MatthewCappucci) March 27, 2020
Hail from the storm that blew through the Grove, Oklahoma.
Thanks to Channel 8 viewer Brandon.
We’d love to see your weather photos and videos: https://t.co/tgvMfU6DD2 pic.twitter.com/vUQSM95bHX
— Tulsa”s Channel 8 (@KTULNews) March 27, 2020
