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The predictors in the United States warned of the threat of Tornados in many states this weekend after at least five properties in Missouri on Friday.
On Friday, the storms left about 100,000 buildings without strength, as the harsh weather continued at night.
The hurricane risk was expected to continue in the weekend in a large number of states, including Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. Accuweather predicted the risks of the storm to the peak from Saturday afternoon to Saturday night.
The national weather service warned of heavy thunderstorms from the Middle West to Wadi Al -Mississippi, which led to them an opportunity for sudden floods, power outages, dropped trees, and travel disturbances.
In Alabama, the ruler Kai Ivy issued an emergency on Friday, and extends until Sunday. In her announcement, she said: “This harsh weather can cause great damage to public and private property and pose a threat to the health and safety of the Alabama people, including the potential disorder of basic facilities systems, personal injury and loss of life.”
Declaration means that the National Guard of the State will be on alert and can be activated.
Missouri also declared a state of emergency.
Father from thunderstorms expects to bother the south and move towards the eastern coast on Saturday night until Sunday. Although the hurricane threat is expected to decrease, the eastern coast is likely to face the cold and may harm wind storms.
The storm system is expected to move to the Atlantic Ocean from Sunday night to Monday.
